Raymond Davis raises to 9,000, and John Spadavecchia calls. The flop comes , Davis checks, Spadavecchia moves all in, and Davis calls with for a pair of aces. Spadavecchia shows for a pair of sevens, and he'll need to improve to stay alive.
The last two cards are , and Davis wins the pot with his pair of aces. John Spadavecchia is eliminated in 107th place, earning $4,822.
David Redlin heard that the restart had been delayed until 4:00 pm PDT. So he showed up at that time -- 45 minutes after play began. He started the day with 84,100, but his chip stack took some serious dents from the blinds in his absence.
He only played a few hands before this one came up.
Redlin got all his chips in the middle on a 10-high flop with K-K against another player's K-10 -- it doesn't get much better than that. But a 10 on the turn reversed the situation, and the river card was a blank.
David Redlin is eliminated in 100th place, earning $4,822.
The final 97 players return from break to increased antes of 2,000-4,000, with a 500 ante. Everyone's seated and ready to go, so it's time to shuffle up and deal.
Jennifer Tilly and Jordan Morgan clash over a board of K-6-5-8-7. On the river, Tilly bets about 40,000, and Morgan thinks for a bit before calling with 7-6 for two pair. Tilly shows 9-7 for a nine-high straight, and she wins the pot worth about 200,000, taking her up to about 245,000.