Justin Arnwine bet 3,000 from middle position on a flop of 8♦3♦K♥ and Spencer Meads called in the hijack. Chad Loube then raised to 10,000 in the big blind, and only Meads called.
Both players checked the 9♠ turn. Loube then bet another 11,000 on the 8♣ river, and Meads called.
Loube showed K♣J♥ for two pair, and Meads mucked.
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Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Three players went to a flop of K♥3♠9♥ where Tyler Green bet 5,000 from under the gun. A player on the button called, as did the big blind.
Green bet another 5,000 on the 5♠ turn, and only the button called this time. The river was the 4♠ and Green bet another 12,000. His opponent again called, and Green showed J♠9♠ for a rivered flush to win the pot.
Three players went to a flop of 9♥2♣4♦ when Kash Corpening bet 8,000 from the big blind. Only Thomas Barry called in middle position.
The turn was the K♣ and Corpening moved all in for 17,500. Barry tossed 10♥10♣ into the muck. "Show them the nine-four," tablemate John Hall said.
Corpening didn't have nine-four, but he did reveal 4♣2♠ as he took the pot. "You called it. Read him like a book," another tablemate said to Hall.
Kenneth Douglas moved all in for 12,000 from the button on a flop of Q♠9♦5♦ and was called by the small blind and Thomas Barry in the hijack.
The turn was the K♥ and the small blind reshoved, forcing Barry out of the pot. He showed A♦J♦ for straight and flush draws, while Douglas had Q♥9♠ for two pair.
The river was the K♠, and Douglas held on to earn the triple up.
Shahab Shirazi bet 2,500 from under the gun on a flop of J♣10♦5♠ and Vamsi Magam raised to 7,000 in the small blind. Chadd Beatty folded the big blind, while Shirazi called.
The turn was the 10♠ and Magam checked to Shirazi, who bet 6,200. Magam called and checked again on the 6♣ river, and Shirazi then bet 16,000.
Magam came back with an all-in shove for his last 50,000, sending Shirazi deep into the tank. "There is one hand that beats me," he said as he took several minutes. Shirazi apologized to his tablemates as the clock continued to run, and he eventually turned over A♥10♥ and tossed it into the muck.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Players are going on a 15-minute break.
The tournament clock currently shows 128 entries, with around 104 players remaining.
A player in middle position raised to 2,000 before Russ Dunlevy three-bet to 6,000 in the hijack. His opponent then moved all in, and Dunlevy called for 41,000.
Russ Dunlevy: K♥K♦ 
Opponent: A♠K♠
Dunlevy was ahead with his kings, while his opponent was left looking for an ace to earn the knockout. The board ran out 8♣6♥2♥2♦5♥, and Dunlevy held up to earn the double up.
A player in the big blind bet 6,500 on a flop of 7♥6♥A♠ and Alan Klein moved all in from the cutoff. His opponent tanked for a few minutes before calling for 35,000.
All-Iin Player: A♣Q♣
Alan Klein: 7♠7♦
The at-risk player showed top pair, but he ran right into Klein's flopped set. The board ran out 5♥A♥, and not even the rivered trips were enough to save the big blind as he was sent to the rail.
At another table, Lucas Vergara moved all in from the button on a board of J♠K♥9♦7♣ and an opponent in the big blind called for his last 20,000. Vergara showed K♦Q♠ for top pair, while his opponent found himself out-kciked with K♠6♣. The river was the 5♦, and Vergara earned the knockout.
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