The board read 
when Andy Spears checked to Jason James who moved all in for 36,400 into a pot around 42,500. Spears thought for several moments before making the call.
James tabled 
for a rivered flush, Spears looked of disgust as he mucked 
face up. James has now taken the chip lead of Day 1b and will be looking to further himself from the rest of the pack with his aggressive style of play.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The remaining players will now be taking a 15-minute break to run off all of the T-25 Chips.
The board read 
, action checked to [Removed:606] [Removed:603] who bet 2,200 into a pot around 5,500 from under the gun. Jason James called from the small blind and Dan Wagner stuck around from the big blind.
The turn was the , all three players checked to the 
on the river. Action checked to [Removed:603], he threw in a bet of 3,300 and was quickly raised by James who moved all in for more than enough to cover both of his opponents.
Action folded to [Removed:603] who made the call for his remaining 10,000, James tabled 
for a flopped full house. [Removed:603] mucked his hand and James took down the pot with his boat.
The board read 
, actiong checked to David Olshan in the hijack who bet 2,000 into a pot around 5,500. Sharman Olshan called from the big blind position and Taheem Amandeep check-raised to 6,000 from under the gun.
Both of Amandeep's opponents made the call and the came on the turn. Action checked to Amandeep, he pushed in a bet of 16,000 and David Olshan quickly moved all in for a little bit less.
Sharman Olshan folded, the two remaining players turned over their hands with Olshan at risk of elimination. Amandeep tabled 
for the nut straight and Olshan showed 
for three of a king.
The on the river did not change anything, Amandeep took down the pot with his straight and Olshan was eliminated from the tournament.
Level: 7
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 500
A player in late position limped, Jason James raised to 2,000 from the button and Guy Klass moved all in for around 9,600 from the small blind.
Both of his opponents folded as the reigning champion scooped in a much needed pot.
The flop was showing 
when Julie Billiteri pushed her remaining 6,825 into a pot that had around 7,900 in it. She got two callers who would check it to showdown.
The 
came on the turn and 
on the river. Billiteri tabled 
for a pair of tens, her opponents mucked and she stood up and danced of excitement as she scooped in a full triple up pot.
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