Oystein Nordli three-bet jammed for the last 10,500 and the initial raiser with a far bigger stack eventually made the call. Nordli had the best of it with 
versus 
and had little reason to fear on the 
runout, through had to dodge a gutshot eventually.
Mike Moore opened to 2,000 in the cutoff and John Bradley three-bet jammed for what appeared to be around 18,000 on the button. Chris Da-Silva got a near identical stack in from the small blind and Moore instantly called.
Chris Da-Silva: 
John Bradley: 
Mike Moore:
The 
flop and 
turn were not without hope for Da-Silva but the 
river knocked out the Hippodrome sponsored pro and Bradley.
The big stack of Ricardo Pinto received a small dent during one of the last hands before the break when he attempted to knock out Henrik Hecklen. He looked up the High Roller regular and local resident on the 
river with queen-ten but Hecklen had the best of it with the 
for the king-high straight.
In the final hand before the break, Kin Luu lost the vast majority of his stack when he was involved in a bigger pot against Angelos Nastos Megas. On the 
flop, Luu eventually paid off the shove by Nastos Megas for 23,200 and was shown the for a flush, which beat his 
for the top pair.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Level six draws to a close as 182 players out of 277 entries have been sent into a scheduled 15-minute break. The turbo heat 1c is scheduled to get underway at 6pm local time and the tables in the cash game area upstairs will be used for it, if they are available as soon as Day 1b starts breaking into the main room.
In a battle cutoff versus big blind, Luke Hayward fired three barrels with the board reading 
when the Brit moved all-in for the last 12,000. Keith Lehr had checked and called after short consideration. "I guess you have a ten?" Hayward said and that's what Lehr indeed showed with the , which beat the 
of Hayward.
He wished everyone good luck on the way out and then added "and good luck to you sir, use the chips wisely."
In multi-way action to the turn, Colin Paddington in the big blind grabbed into his stack and wanted to bet 2,800 into a pot of around 8,000. However, he seemingly verbally announced 28,000 for almost all of his chips and the floor was called. The verbal declaration stood and the bet was in. Ricardo Pinto in the cutoff then jammed and it folded back to Paddington who called it off.
Colin Paddington: 
Ricardo Pinto: 
The river sent Paddington to the rail as Pinto further increased his big stack.
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