John Hayes bet 16,000 on a flop heads up with Hank Mlekoday.
Mlekoday called and Hayes check-called his 16,000-chip bet on the turn. When the river was revealed, Mlekoday announced he was all in out of turn.
Hayes checked, the all in declaration was ruled binding, and Hayes sat thinking it over for a minute before making the 111,000-chip call with the . He was right, Mlekoday was bluffing with the , and bubbled the money.
The 45 players remaining will all get paid and they have combined to five tables.
With close to 160,000 in the pot already, heads up with Rich Alsup on a board, Vladimir Revniaga fired out a bet of 84,000.
Alsup mulled it over for a minute before committing the chips.
Revniaga showed for the full house and as Alsup mucked, Revniaga moved up the ladder and appears to be the only player close to chip leader Yao Yin right now.