Shayne Shackelford spiked an ace on the flop to crack Burt Kopaskie queens and got his value bet paid off on the river to leapfrog Kopaskie near the top of the chip counts.
With registration about to close the board currently reads just shy of 200 total entries.
This has been by far the busiest of the first four starting days and the action has been heavy with the field cut considerably, now under 60 players remaining.
The biggest hand of the day so far just vaulted Shayne Shackelford into the chip lead.
It started with a Nick Walker open and a Shackelford flat call. Randy Lingenfelter then three-bet and after Walker walked away, Shackelford shoved.
Lingenfelter looked down at two aces and made the call way ahead of Shackelford's . However, the board took care of that, handing Shackelford the massive pot with a set.