Jason Gray opened for 1,500 from the hijack, Brian Rast called from the cutoff, and Dylan Wilkerson came along from the big blind to make it three-way action to the 
flop. Two checks saw Rast bet 2,700, only Gray called, and then both players checked the 
turn.
Action repeated itself on the 
river and Gray showed the 
for tens and fours. Unfortunately for him, it was no good as Rast held a bigger two pair with the 
.
The winner of this year's $ 1,000 No Limit Hold'em - Seniors Championship (Event #17) at the World Series Of Poker in Las Vegas, Dan Heimiller, has joined the competition after the dinner break. He has already cashed in two events at the APAC version, will he add another score in the $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha?
Level: 7
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 0
The remaining 32 players have been sent into the one-hour dinner break. Richard Ashby is the current chip leader with more than 100,000 in chips. He first lost some chips after calling a bet of 7,000 on the 
turn before the Brit and his opponent checked the 
on the river. Ashby mucked versus 
.
In the very last hand though, he faced a bet of 7,000 on the 
turn and isolated. Both opponents folded and Gary Benson joked "come on show it" before Ashby cheekily tabled the 
. "You are too good for this, you shouldn't even be allowed in" Benson laughed and then headed into the break.
We picked up the action on a board reading 
with 14,650 already in the pot. Scott Clements bet all in for 9,275 from the big blind and Jeff Madsen, who had a big stack, called him.
"That's gonna win," Madsen said upon seeing Clements' cards.
Madsen: 
Clements: 
Madsen called with bare aces, but they were drawing dead as Clements had turned the straight. The meaningless was put out on the river for good measure, and then Clements was pushed the double.
Antonio Esfandiari was at risk for his last 3,775 chips with and found a caller in Richard Johnston with 
. "The Magician" picked up an open ended straight draw and flush draw on the 
flop and secured the double up on the turn. The river was already meaningless.
Over on table 31, Daniel Negreanu knocked out Tony "Toothpick" Kambouroglou and the field is shrinking at an alarming rate.
Tolly Sakellariou limped from the cutoff and that inspired Richard Johnston to do the same from the small blind. Brian Rast checked his option from the big and three players saw a flop of . Two checks saw the short-stacked Sakellariou bet 1,200, Johnston folded, and Rast check-raised to 5,000. Sakellariou called off his last 1,400 and the cards were turned up.
Rast: 
Sakellariou: 
The 
turn and river resulted in both men making a flush, but of course Rast's ace-high flush was the best. With that, Sakellariou bowed out of the tournament.
We joined the action on the turn and Nathan Pan bet 3,500. Tolly Sakellario raised the pot to 14,500 and had only about 1,500 behind. Pan only flat-called and that surprised Sakellario. "Well I don't have the nuts yet," said Pan and they saw the on the river. Pan checked and so did his opponent.
Pan:
Sakellario announced "top two, tens and nines" and mucked his cards.
"When it is not running well, it is not running well," said Bruno Portaro with a shrug after being eliminated by David Lim. The wild ride on the roller coaster came to an end after Portaro was all in for his last 6,500 on the 
turn with 
. Lim had 
and the on the river bricked.
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