A player under the gun limped in, then called for 73,000 when Dwain Romsa moved all in from the button.
Dwain Romsa: A♠4♥ 
Opponent: A♣Q♦
Romsa was dominated and at risk as the flop came K♥9♦10♥, followed by the 6♠ turn. The river was the 4♦ and Romsa spiked a pair to win the pot and double up.
"Great play. What are you doing, dude? You knew I had a big hand," his defeated opponent said to Romsa.
Kevin Ellis moved all in for 61,000 from the small blind and Clayton McAllister called on the button.
Kevin Ellis: A♣Q♦
Clayton McAllister: 10♥10♠
Ellis took the lead on the 3♣4♠Q♠ flop with top pair, while the rest of the board came 5♦6♣ to earn him the double up.
"Kevin, you're lucky I folded my seven-deuce," tablemate Lee Nguyen joked with him.
"That's why I did that," Ellis replied.
Three players went to a flop of 9♦J♠6♠ where Bryan Engebretson bet 23,000 from early position. Action folded around to Ryan Remington who moved all in for 60,000 in the big blind, and Engebretson quickly called.
Ryan Remington: J♦10♣
Bryan Engebretson: K♦J♣
Both players had top pair, but Engebretson was ahead with his king-kicker. The rest of the board came A♦A♣ and Remington was sent to the rail yet again, this time for good.
A player in middle position moved all in for 30,000 and was called by Justin Mayse in the hijack and another opponent in the small blind.
Both Mayse and the small blind checked the 3♦2♦5♠ flop. The small blind then bet 25,000 on the 2♠ turn, and Mayse called.
The 2♥ river was checked through, and Mayse showed 6♣6♦. Both opponents mucked ace-queen, and Mayse took the pot to send the middle-position player to the rail.
Cory Sorensen moved all in for 25,000 from middle position and an opponent in the big blind called.
Cory Sorensen: A♣10♣
Opponent: K♠K♣
Sorensen had run right into kings but didn't remain behind for long as the J♣2♣8♣ flop gave him the nut flush. The rest of the board ran out 4♥J♦ and Sorensen doubled up.
Terry Ketterer and Brent Slaubaugh, both sitting with more than 400,000, are seated side-by-side at this table.
With late registration closed, tournament officials confirmed that there were 293 entries in this flight. Play will conclude once 36 players remain or at the end of Level 15, whichever comes first.
There are currently 69 players remaining.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Players are going on a 10-minute break. Late registration will close once action resumes.
This is already the largest flight in tournament history with 287 entries so far.
Evan Yellick bet 7,000 from under the gun on a flop of 7♣9♠10♥, a player in middle position moved all in for 26,000, and Yellick called.
All-In Player: 9♥6♥
Evan Yellick: J♥J♦
The at-risk player had a pair of straight draw, while Yellick was ahead with his jacks. The turn was the 4♠, while the 8♦ fell on the river. The middle-position player thought he had won the pot with his rivered straight, but it was soon realized that Yellick had made a higher straight to win the pot and score the knockout.
Bryan Engebretson bet 8,000 from the big blind on a flop of 10♥7♠4♣, Shari Fechner moved all in for 50,000 in the small blind, and Engebretson called.
Shari Fechner: A♠7♦
Bryan Engebretson: Q♦10♦
Engebretson was ahead with his pair of tens, and Fechner couldn't catch up on the 4♠ turn or 6♥ river as she was sent to the rail just a few hands after earning a double up.
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