Nick Raio raised to 1,100 on the button, Greg Raymer moved all in for 7,000 in the small blind, and Raio called.
Greg Raymer: K♥10♣ 
Nick Raio: K♦8♦
Raymer had Raio dominated going to the flop, but Raio took the lead with a pair on A♠8♣4♠. The rest of the board ran out J♦K♣, and Raio ended up with two pair to send Raymer to the rail.
Andrew Difeo raised to 1,000 in the cutoff and the button called. Mark Perrott then moved all in for 9,400 in the small blind, and only Difeo called.
Mark Perrott: 10♣10♦
Andrew Difeo: Q♦Q♣
Perrott found himself dominated by Difeo's queens, but the J♦10♥3♥ flop gave him a set and the lead. He improved to quads on the 10♠ turn, while the K♠ river was a mere formality as Perrott doubled up.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Players are going on the first 15-minute break of the day.
The field has grown to 99 entries so far.
Allison Hollander was down to just one 1,000 chip as she and Greg Robinson went to a flop of A♣8♥2♠. She then put in her last chip on the button, and Robinson called in middle position.
Allison Hollander: K♥Q♦
Greg Robinson: J♥10♠
Hollander was ahead with king-high as the turn came the 9♥, but Robinson caught the Q♥ on the river to make a running straight and send Hollander to the rail. She paused to snap a photo of the board while Robinson posed over the table holding up a peace sigh before she made her exit.
Christina Gollins bet 4,200 from the button on a flop of 10♠A♠4♦ before Nick Raio raised to 12,000 in middle position. Gollins called, and the A♥ fell on the turn.
Raio then moved all in, and Gollins tanked for a minute before calling for her last 10,000. She showed K♣Q♦, but Raio had 4♣4♠ for a full house. The 4♥ river improved him to quads, and Gollins was sent to the rail.
"A little overkill. Now we got to look at you. You're not thinking about the masses. You're only thinking about your chip stack," tablemate Chuck Polania joked with him.
Chris Conrad was also eliminated at another table but quickly fired another bullet.
With around 12,000 in the pot on a board of 2♣8♣2♥K♣, Chuck Polania bet 8,000 from the cutoff before an opponent raised to 20,000 in middle position. Polania then moved all in for 21,600, and his opponent called.
The middle-position player showed A♥8♥ for two pair, but Polania had turned a flush with A♣7♣. The river was the K♦, and Polania doubled up.
"You created that flush on the turn. This is jealousy talking," another tablemate joked with Polania.
In a battle between the blinds, Ricardo Eyzaguirre bet 4,000 on a board of 6♠A♥3♥K♥ and an opponent called.
The river was the A♠ and Eyzaguirre moved all in for 20,000. His opponent snap-called and turned over J♥5♥ for a flush, but Eyzaguirre had rivered a full house with A♣K♠ to win the pot and double up.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
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