Action folded around to Anthony Scarborough in the small blind and he open-jammed for the roughly 90,000 that Jason Darland held in the big blind. Darland called and the two were off to the races.
Darland: 
Scarborough: 
Scarborough's landed on the right side of the coin, hitting his ace on a runout of 
to eliminate Darland in 94th place. Three more eliminations are needed for play to reach the money.
Ronald Green got his stack of 71,000 into the middle preflop from under the gun against Dan Dykhouse, who was in the small blind.
Green: 
Dykhouse: 
Green saw a relatively uneventful runout of 
come on board to score him the double.
In the meantime, three other eliminations have occurred in the opening minutes, and 95 players now remain. Five more are needed for the tournament to burst the bubble and make it into the money.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The final 98 players are on their first 15-minute break of the day.
Preflop action saw Nate Steuer raise in early position and call a three-bet from Stacy Bush, who was in the small blind to bring about 75,000 into the middle.
The flop came 
and Bush went all in for 91,500. Steuer went into the tank for close to two minutes, talking himself through his thought process and ultimately announcing that he had to fold.
"Ace-king," responded Bush as he tabled 
. Steuer said he folded 
and the pot was shipped Bush's way.
Less than 100 players now remain and the tournament is one table's worth of eliminations away from reaching the bubble. Other recent eliminations have been listed below, including RunGood Ambassador Blair Hinkle.
Kristen Booth open-jammed for 41,500 under the gun and saw Ryan Welch re-jam one seat over. All remaining players folded.
Booth: 
Welch:
Booth was unable to find a jack on the runout 
and was eliminated from the tournament by Welch's kings.
Kipp Smith opened to 12,000 in middle position and Cony May re-jammed for 43,500 in the hijack. Action folded back to Smith, who counted his stack to be a little over 10K more than May's. He let out a small chuckle after realizing the decision would be for the majority of his stack, and he found a call.
May:
Smith: 
May was able to fade the three remaining aces in the deck, but Smith flopped an open-ended straight draw on 
that completed on the river after the runout finished 
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