Eddy Watt managed to triple up his short stack with aces and then moved all in a few hands later for 140,000 in middle position. Drew Pirson woke up with jacks on the button and made the call.
Pirson: 
Watt: 
The board ran out ten high 
and Watt was eliminated in eighth place for $6,536.
Sheldon Kent opened to 75,000 from the cutoff, and it folded to Anders Prokopowich in the big blind. He elected to shove, and Kent called relatively quickly.
It was off to the races when the cards were revealed. Kent had pocket sixes while Prokopowich was playing 
. Prokopowich flopped an ace on the 
board, and Kent couldn't catch up again.
Drew Pirson moved all in from middle position and Eddy Watt called from the big blind.
Pirson: 
Watt: 
The flop gave Pirson a flush draw 
which he hit right away on the turn. The completed the board and Watt was left crippled.
It folded to Terry King in the cutoff, and he peeled good enough to shove his remaining 245,000 into the middle. Dylan Ellis was next to act on the button, and he peeled his cards and asked for a count.
After a few seconds to consider the spot, Ellis reshoved for 1,000,000, covering the stacks in the blinds. They both folded, and Ellis was in great shape with ace-king versus the queen-jack of King.
There was a king in the window of the 
board, and nothing else to help King. He was sent to the rail in 9th for a score of $5,497. Once the hand was over, blinds Sheldon Kent and Drew Pirson both told the table they folded ace-jack and ace-queen respectively.
Zachary Warrington raised to 75,000 from middle position and Chris Clisby called from the hijack.
They went heads up to a flop of 
. Warrington fired out a continuation bet of 75,000 and Clisby moved all in. Warrington had 235,000 behind but didn't take much time before folding 
face up.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Drew Pirson moved all in for 220,000 from middle position and got called by Eddy Watt in the small blind.
Pirson: 
Watt:
Pirson liked the flop as he picked up a flush draw and chop outs . Pirson hit right away on the turn as the gave him the nuts. The completed the board and Pirson got the double.
The players have resumed play.
The nine remaining players have agreed to take an early dinner break with 20:27 left in the sixth level of the day.
Anh Pham Moved all in from the small blind for 85,000 and Sheldon Kent called without looking at his cards from the big blind.
Kent: 
Pham: 
Kent paired his deuce on the flop to take the lead 
and Pham was unable to improve as the board completed and 
. Pham was eliminated in tenth place for $4,741.
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