The player in late position open-shoved for 46,000, Maclaren Chatham called in the hijack, and Justin Arnwine reraised to 96,000 on the button. Chatham thought for a moment before giving up his hand.
Late position: A♦K♦ 
Justin Arnwine: Q♦Q♠
The board of 7♠4♠4♥8♦2♥ ran out low and safe for Arnwine, and the pot was pushed his way.
The player in the hijack raised to 11,000 and Chong Han defended in the big blind.
The flop came 3♠5♣2♣ and Han check-called a bet of 10,000 from his opponent.
The 6♠ turn and 7♥ river both went check-check.
"Five," said Han, as he tabled the winner with Q♠5♠.
Action picked up on the flop of 2♣J♦7♥ where the short-stacked Christopher Caruso got the rest of his money in on the button against the under-the-gun Gabriel Leost.
Christopher Caruso: A♣8♣
Gabriel Leost: Q♠Q♣
Leost's queens held as the board ran out 7♦, Q♥ to send Caruso packing.
Kyle Dishongh raised to 10,000 in middle position and was called by Andrew Chang on the button and Rusty Lawson in the big blind.
The flop came J♣6♦9♦ and it checked to Dishongh, who bet 15,000. Only Chang continued to the 6♠ turn, where both players checked.
On the 7♦ river, Dishongh bet 20,000 and Chang took some time to think through his decision before giving up his hand.
Level: 13
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Players have been sent on another 15-minute break and will return to blinds at 3,000/5,000 with a 5,000 big blind ante.
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Christopher Caruso raised to 13,000 under the gun and the player in middle position three-bet jammed for just over ten big blinds. It folded back around to Caruso, who made the call.
Middle position: 8♠8♥
Christopher Caruso: K♣2♣
Middle position was not happy to see the J♦2♠2♥ flop, where Caruso improved to trips to pull ahead. The 9♣ turn and 3♦ river offered no help to middle position, and he was sent to the rail.
"He poked the bear too many times," said Caruso as he stacked his chips.
Timothy Conrow was under the gun and ended up getting it all in preflop for 122,500 against Christopher Caruso in the big blind, who covered.
Timothy Conrow: Q♠Q♦
Christopher Caruso: A♦Q♥
Caruso picked up additional outs with a Broadway draw on the K♣7♦10♥ flop, but the 2♣ turn and 10♠ river bricked out, earning Conrow the double up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
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