Sam Soverel raised to 160,000 in the cutoff and called of with crumbs when Jeremy Ausmus three-bet jammed in the small blind.
Sam Soverel: K♥K♣ 
Jeremy Ausmus: A♠6♣
Soverel was able to double up on the bubble as the board ran out a safe Q♣9♥Q♠6♠2♣.
Level: 13
Blinds: 15,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The remaining nine players have been sent on a ten-minute break.
Be careful what you wish for next time you pick up a small pocket pair.
Landon Tice got his final chips in on the turn against Arthur Peacock on a board of 5♣3♦9♠7♠ to be at risk on the soft bubble.
Landon Tice: 3♠3♥
Arthur Peacock: 6♦4♦
Tice had flopped a set of threes but was behind Peacock's straight before the 6♥ river marked the young pro's elimination.
Earlier in the series, Tice had two set over sets within about an hour of one another, winning the first and losing the second.
Jeremy Ausmus opened to 40,000 in the hijack and Chino Rheem three-bet to 140,000 in the cutoff. Ausmus four-bet jammed for 340,000 and Rheem called with more.
Jeremy Ausmus: J♥J♠
Chino Rheem: A♣J♦
Despite Ausmus' hit song bemoaning pocket jacks, they worked out for him on the soft bubble as the board ran out Q♥10♠3♦10♥2♦ to earn the singer-songwriter and noted Ween enthusiast a double.
Soft hand-for-hand is underway two spots off the money after the elimination of Shannon Shorr.
Brock Wilson opened to 40,000 in the cutoff and Joe McKeehen defended in the big blind.
McKeehen checked on the flop of 4♦3♠8♣ and Wilson continued for 90,000. McKeehen called. Both players then checked again on the 8♦ turn and again on the K♦ river.
McKeehen let Chino Rheem flip his cards as he showed 4♠4♣ to win the pot with a set of fours.
Level: 12
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
The PokerNews desktop and mobile browser websites are as feature-rich as ever, so our tech gurus have decided to call time on the PokerNews mobile app.
Don't fret if you spend your time reading PokerNews articles and live tournament updates from your mobile device because adding PokerNews to your Android or iOS-powered device is simple. Doing so enables you to continue enjoying PokerNews in its glory, including seeing badges, using emojis, browsing famously easy-to-navigate pages, and getting closer to the action with MyStack.
button in Safari
