A player raised to 1,900 in the hijack and the button three-bet to 4,400 which Shaun "The Ghost" Emery called in the big blind. The hijack moved all in for 7,800 which saw the button move all in for 16,000 and Emery called to put them both at risk.
Hijack: A♦10♦ 
Button: K♣J♥
Shaun Emery: 5♣5♠
The board ran out 6♦4♦9♠3♣8♠ and the fives held up for Emery to take another pot into his growing chip stack.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Andrew Schmidt raised to 1,400 from middle position and was called only by the small blind.
The flop rolled out Q♠J♠2♠ and both players checked the to A♣ turn where the small blind lead out for 1,200 and Schmidt called.
On the river 5♠, the small blind checked over to Schmidt who bet 3,500 which elicited a quick fold from his opponent.
Action was picked up on the flop in a pot between Harry Funk in middle position and two other players who were all in and at risk.
The board read 2♣A♦4♦ and Funk held the covering stack against a player in early position who had 6,500 and a player in the cutoff who held 13,200.
Early position: 9♦7♦
Cutoff: 6♠5♦
Harry Funk: 4♣4♥
The board ran out K♥9♣ and the set of fours brought the pot to Funk who neared 70k.
Cash Carpenter moved all in for 6,000 from late position which saw David Caron call on the button and Frank Kissick call in the small blind.
The flop of J♥6♠8♦ saw both players check to the 5♣ turn that had Kissick bet 5,000 and Caron called.
On the river 10♠, Kissick bet 15,000 which saw Caron call quickly.
Cash Carpenter: A♠A♣
David Caron: 10♦10♥
Frank Kissick: J♣J♠
Kissick's set of jacks was good to take a massive pot off of Caron while Carpenter was eliminated from the tournament as well.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The players have gone on a 15-minute break.
Jeffrey Copeland raised to 1,000 from middle position and was called by Keith Heine in the hijack and a player in the big blind.
The flop rolled out A♣Q♣9♠ and the big blind checked to Copeland who bet 1,500 which the big blind called.
On the turn J♣, the big blind checked a second time over to Copeland who moved all in for 10,000 which sent his opponent into the tank. After a while, the big blind flashed an A♦ and mucked his hand.
"I've gotta turn these into bluffs to win," Copeland remarked before flashing K♦K♣ and the St. Louis regular raked in the pot.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs between Blair Hinkle and another player who was all in for his last 9,800.
Opponent: A♥K♣
Blair Hinkle: 9♣9♥
The board ran out 10♠7♥6♣4♠8♣ and Hinkle made a straight on the river, even though his pair was already good, to add to his growing stack.
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