The under-the-gun player moved all in for 16,400, putting himself at risk. Action folded around to Mark Castaldo in the small blind, who made the call.
Under the gun: A♦5♦ 
Mark Castaldo: K♣J♣
Castaldo pulled ahead on the 7♣K♦9♥ flop, pairing his king. The 10♠ turn and 5♥ river offered no help to under the gun, who was sent to the rail.
Action was picked up with Issac Kim all in for 22,300, and Michael Robinson calling to put him at risk.
Issac Kim: A♥J♦
Michael Robinson: A♠A♣
Kim ran into the aces of Robinson, and after the board ran out 9♣7♣K♥8♥7♠ he was officially eliminated as Robinson's pocket aces were still best.
Action picked up on the turn in a hand between David Tarantino and Lisa Karl. With about 21,500 in the middle and the board reading 5♣3♥6♣9♣, Tarantino checked and Karl moved all in for 13,600, putting herself at risk. Tarantino made the call.
Lisa Karl: AxAx
David Tarantino: 9♦7♥
The river 2♦ was a brick for Karl, earning her the pot and the double up.
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Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
Action folded to a player in the cutoff, who raised all in for 9,400. Then when it folded to the small blind Hamid Sepehri, he three-bet all in, and the big blind quickly folded leaving the two players heads up.
Cutoff: A♦3♦
Hamid Sepehri: A♥K♥
Hamid has his opponent dominated, but after the 5♠9♦K♦ flop, Hamid had to fade a diamond to knock out his opponent. However the Q♥ turn and 5♣ river were safe ones, and Hamid secured the knockout.
The player in late position raised to 3,000 and Sean Magness defended from the big blind.
The flop came 4♣3♠9♣ and Magness check-raised to 10,000 over late position's bet of 3,500.
Late position tossed his cards into the muck and said "can't beat you, man."
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Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Players are now on a 15-minute break and will return to blinds at 600/1,200 with a 1,200 big blind ante. Late registration will close before the start of the next level (Level 9).
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