Action folded to Brett Schwertley, who pushed his short stack all in from the small blind. Mike Lang called in the big blind.
Lang: 
Schwertley: 
"You got this," one of the players said to Schwertley.
He couldn't have been more wrong, as the flop came 
to give Lang a straight. A 
turn brought a sweat by giving Schwertley a flush draw, but the Nebraskan checked out of the tournament when the 
completed the board.
Ryan Tepen opened for 16,000 on the button, and the big blind three-bet to 48,000. Tepen put the player all in for about 90,000 total, and he called it off.
Tepen: 
Big blind: 
The 
flop gave Tepen a big lead with a set. The 
changed nothing, and a 
river shipped him quads for good measure.
A player shoved all in from the small blind after a flop of 
, and Isidro Sandoval made the call.
Sandoval: 
Small blind: 
Sandoval's hand held when fourth and fifth streets came 
and 
, and we're now in the money.
The clock's been paused as players redraw.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Mike Vanier doubled through Gennady Shimelfarb with , though we didn't catch Shimelfarb's hand.
Someone just got eliminated, so the tournament is now hand-for-hand.
Big blind Terry Ring bet about 40,000 on the turn with the board reading 
, and Ryan Tepen made the call from early position. On a 
river, both players checked. Ring showed 
for two pair.
Peixin Liu opened for a raise in middle position and got three callers: Matt Kirby in the cutoff and both blinds.
The small blind bet out 25,000 on the 
flop, and Liu made it 80,000. Kirby flatted, and the small blind folded. The turned, and Liu moved all in for over 100,000. Kirby snapped, and he tabled 
, way ahead of Liu's 
. The hit the river, and Kirby, who entered the day as chip leader, has regained that title.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
With the board reading 
on the end, Ken Payne pushed all in for 54,500 and was called by David Gutfreund. Payne showed 
for kings up, and he Gutfreund couldn't beat it.
Players are on a 10-minute break.
Lance Harris just busted out. He said he lost the majority of his stack with 
in a three-bet pot when his opponent flatted his reraise and then called off with on an eight-high flop. Then, he shipped the rest in with 
and ran into the 
of Aaron Johnson to lose the last of his stack.
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