Kurtis Boutelle opened with a standard raise and Charles Johnson ripped it in from the blinds for 300,000.
Boutelle called with the 
and Johnson's tournament life was riding on the 
. The board rolled out 
, taking Johnson out with it.
Boutelle now joins a three-way dead-heat for the lead with Chris Meyers and Blake Napierala.
Chris Meyers opened for 77,000 and Adam Foster jammed for close to 200,000 with the 
.
Meyers made the call with the 
, flopped a king and the rest, including Foster, is history.
Following the hand, Meyers moved back over the one-million mark and into the lead again.
Level: 17
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
Blake Napierala defended his big blind against a Chris Meyers cutoff raise. Napierala check-called bets of 50,000 and 80,000 through the turn on an all-diamond 
board.
The flush was complete on board after the 
river came down and both players checked. Napierala happend to have the 
in his hand and took the pot down, edging into the chip lead over Meyers.
One short stack shoved in and found a call before Bud Salhab pushed in, having them both covered. The original caller did so again, putting his tournament life on the line with the 
.
The shorty had the 
and Salhab had the best of it with the 
. The board ran out 
and Salhab made Broadway, sent two players home and climbed up near the top of the counts.
Jason Nablo shipped short with the 
and Chris Molica called with the dominating 
.
There was a five in the window and a king right behind it. The rest of the board bricked out and Nablo busted. With that, 20 players remain and they are redrawing for seats at the final two ten-handed tables.
Level: 16
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
With 21 players remaining, the 2016 Seneca Niagara Falls Summer Slam $1,000 Deep Stack High Roller is now on a 30-minute dinner break.
When play resumes at approximately 7:30 p.m. local time, Chris Meyers will come in with the big lead.
Maria Parlatore open-shoved for 120,000 and Jason Nablo looked her up from the small blind with the 
.
Parlatore claimed to have only seen one, and revealed the dominating . She held on a 
board to double and leave Nablo short.
Big stack Chris Meyers opened with the 
and the big blind defended.
Meyers flopped a pair of threes and led out for a little more than a third of the big blind's dwindling 150,000-chip stack. The big blind jammed with the 
for a flush draw and two overs. Threes held after two bricks on the turn and river, and as the big blind hit the exit, Meyers extended his lead.
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