Nick Jivkov raised to 15,000 and then Mimi Roeder reraised all in from the big blind for 71,000. Jivkov made the call, but his 
was dominated by the 
for Roeder.
The board ran out 
and Roeder won the hand to double up. "Party in my pants!" she yelled out after winning. She's back to about 155,000 while Jivkov dropped to 510,000.
Perry Chou open-shoved his last ~80,000 into the middle with 
. He almost made it all the way around the table, but Joseph Roppolo woke up with 
in the blinds and made the quick call to put Chou at risk.
There was nothing to sweat on board, and Roppolo's pair holds up to earn him the knockout. He now appears to be the chip leader with more than 700,000 chips towering in front of him.
Nick Jivkov raised to 17,000 from the cutoff seat and William Reynolds three-bet to 46,000 from the button. Daniel Schacher called all in for less from the big blind and then Jivkov got out of the way.
Reynolds held the 
and Schacher the 
. The board ran out 
and Schacher hit the rail. Reynolds moved up to about 465,000 in chips.
John Elliott got himself all in for his last 76,000 before the flop with 
. When Adam Sporinsky looked him up with 
, Elliott seemed content to flip for double or nothing.
It would be double.
The board ran out 
, and Elliott shrugged and said, "Well, I guess I'm sticking around for a bit." He is indeed, back over 160,000. Sporinsky is left with 65,000 after granting that double up.
Level: 20
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
The clock has been paused, and the players are off for a 15-minute break.
Peter Panos came into the pot limping for 10,000 and John Elliott followed suit in the next seat over. The action passed around to Kathy Liebert, and she ho-hum announced an all in for 72,500 total. Next door in the big blind, Richard Rockwood announced the cold call, and that was good enough to fold Panos and Elliott without too much drama. Cards on their backs, lady and gent:
Liebert:
Rockwood: (obviously aware of the power of the king-axe)
The money would have gotten in on the flop anyways as the dealer rolled out 
to hit both players but keep Liebert in a commanding lead. "I saw the king and the seven first, she said, sitting back down. The turn and river 
kept her set safe, and she's found a double up to about 180,000.
From the small blind, Will "Monkey" Souther raised to 12,500. Nadezhda Magnus reraised all in from the big blind for 77,500. Souther tanked for a bit and then folded, showing the . Magnus showed the and claimed, "Mine was bigger."
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