Tyler Rauh opened the hijack to 700 only to have Jason Somerville three-bet the cutoff to what appeared to be 5,025. The button player then moved all in for roughly 14,000 as Rauh folded and Somerville called all in for 5,950.
Somerville: 
Opponent: 
The 
flop opened up flush outs for Somerville to fade, and when the 
and 
landed on the turn and river, he was ensured a double to over 13,000 in chips.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 50
Following a raise to 525 and a call, Brent Harrington moved all in from the button for 4,075. The original raiser iso-shoved and the player in the middle called all in for 4,100.
Harrington: 
Original Raiser: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and both Harrington and the other short stack were eliminated.
Rob Mariano opened from under the gun to 500 and was met with three callers; one of which was Tyson Apostol in the small blind.
The flop fell 
and following checks from both blinds, Mariano continued for 800.
The player on his immediate left was the only caller as the turn of the 
went check, check.
The river landed the and Mariano check-folded to his opponent's 1,500-chip bet.
With roughly 1,300 in the middle and the flop reading , Event 1 Champion Michael Cooper checked from the big blind over to his opponent on the button who bet out 850.
Cooper responded by check-raising to 2,150 only to have the button three-bet to 5,850.
Cooper folded his hand and slipped to 14,700 in the process.
Team PokerStars Pro's Randy Lew and Jason Somerville have both taken a seat in today's tournament following a successful poker seminar earlier today.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
"And that's why they have rebuys!" bellowed "Boston" Rob Mariano as he stood up from his table after being eliminated.
As Mariano strolled past the PokerNews blogging desk, he mentioned that he is indeed re-entering today's tournament.
From under the gun, Steve Nevius opened to 500 only to have PokerNews Editor-in-Chief Donnie Peters three-bet from the hijack to 1,400.
Nevius called and checked the 
flop to Peters who continued for 2,600. Nevius responded with a check-raise all-in and Peters called all-in for roughly his final 10,500.
Peters: 
Nevius: 
With Peters in great shape with his overpair, the 
on the turn gave Nevius additional outs to a gutshot straight draw as now any queen, jack or nine would give him the pot.
Unfortunately for Peters, the river would fall the 
and he would be sent to the rail as Nevius moved to roughly 42,500 in chips after knocking out a player earlier in the day.
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