Action was picked up on the river where a huge pot of about 1,500,000 was in the middle. Casey Carroll was first to act and waited about 15 seconds before announcing all in.
David Lindquist went into the tank and thought it out heavily for close to a minute before sliding his cards into the middle for the fold.
Another preflop all in was in progress as the dealer spread the board and cards about as quick as possible.
Eric Jaroch 
Andrew Ostapchenko 
The board 
and Jaroch's day was over.
Immediately after Ostapchenko eliminated Muath Arman in a preflop all in he found himself with a huge chance to eliminate yet another player as he held the 
against the 
of Blake Battaglia.
But it was not to be this time around for Ostapchenko as the flop came 
, the turn was the 
and the river the 
and Battaglia doubled up.
Muath Arman was all in preflop with against the off Andrew Ostapchenko.
The board would doom Arman as it ran out 
and Arman was eliminated.
The board read 
. Ravi Raghavan bet 275,000 over to Andrew Ostapchenko who called after a few seconds.
Raghavan showed the 
Ostapchenko raised his eyebrows and mucked as Raghavan continues his surge up the chip counts.
Phillip Lee moved all in for his remaining short stack of around 500,000 from the cutoff. David Lindquist called from the small blind. Faisal Sadruddin re-shoved his large stack from the big blind. Lindquist folded in frustration.
Lee chose a bad time to jam as he rolled over the 
while Sadruddin had the 
. Lindquist pleaded the dealer to not throw an ace up on the board, indicating that he folded an ace.
Sure enough the board ran out to the dismay of both Lee and Lindquist as it came 
and Lee was eliminated in 16th place while Lindquist cursed what would have been a huge boon.
Alan Percal jammed all in from middle position and was called from the cutoff by Ravi Raghavan.
He was in deep trouble as he held the 
against the 
.
The board stayed clean for the aces as it came 
and Percal was eliminated as he ran off to play in the high roller tournament that he entered during the break.
Under the gun John Shannon shoved for his remaining 660,000. Eric Hardt re-shoved his larger stack from the cutoff and everyone else folded.
John Shannon 
Eric Hardt
The flop sent Shannon well into the lead as it came the turn was the 
and the river came the 
to confirm yet another double up for a short stack today.
Level: 29
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
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