Loni Harwood was seen getting up from the table and walking away as her losing hand had been swept in the muck by the dealer.
The 
of Luther Tran was showing as the winner on the 
board as Tran collected Harwood's spoils with his full boat.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The board read 
and there was around 8,500 in the pot when Andrew Kaplan checked to Charles Johnson who threw in a bet of around 2,700.
Kaplan check-raised to 12,000 and Johnson called after a brief moment of thought. Kaplan tabled 
for a set and Johnson quickly folded, sending the pot to Kaplan.
David Farber opened to 1,100 from the middle position and found three callers, Talesh Patel included in the big blind. The dealer fanned out 
on the flop and all four players checked to the 
turn card.
Patel bet 2,100 and only Farber called to see the 
river. Patel moved all in and before he could even push his chips Farber called.
Patel tabled 
for a flopped straight but it was not enough when Farber showed his , giving him a rivered flush and the pot.
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Level: 7
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
It is now time for the second 15-minute break of the afternoon.
The board read 
with a pot of around 30,000 in the middle. Meruga Shanmukha hesitated for a few moments before moving all in for his remaining amount of 28,600.
Cheri Beatty was the one who had the big decision on her. She went deep into the tank to asses the situation. After thinking for over a minute she briefly flashed one card to herself but didn't show the entire table and then mucked her hand to give the pot to Shanmukha.
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