Thomas Babiarz opened to 7,000 and was raised to 18,000 by Kristan Mackiewicz. Babiarz made the call and the dealer fanned out a flop of 
.
Mackiewicz moved all in for around 65,000, Babiarz called and the two turned over their hands. Mackiewicz tabled 
for an over pair to the board and Babiarz showed 
for a flush draw.
A heart fell on the turn, leaving Mackiewicz drawing dead to the river and giving Babiarz a monster pot late in the day.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 2,400
The remaining 44 players will now be taking a 10-minute.
There was a raise of 4,400 from a player in the hijack, Jeremy Hoeltke three-be to 10,300 and the initial raiser made the call. the flop came down 
, action checked to Hoeltke who bet 13,000 and his opponent made the call.
A 
fell on the turn, both players checked and a 
hit the table on the river. Action checked to Hoeltke, he fired 15,000 and his opponent quickly hit the fold button as Hoeltke scooped in the pot.
Just one hand after Peter Beshay cracked kings on the river with his knickles, he eliminates an opponent with them. Beshay called all in from an opponent and they both turned over their hands.
Peter Beshay: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
as he took down the pot, eliminating his opponent and catapulting him into the six figure club.
The field is dwindling down and many players chips are prospering in an upward swing during the latter stages of the night.
Brian Ballentine called the all in of Sahar Khajavi with his ace queen against her ace jack.
Ballentine's hand held on for the win and he now has sole possession of the Day 1c chip lead late in the day.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Mario Mansour has been on a steady pace as of late, continuously stacking up chips for the last four levels of play.
He has now moved into the lead of Day 1c and is looking very likely to be the first to hit the 200,000 mark.
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