, the big blind led out for 25,000, and with the ESPN cameras swarming Jean-Robert Bellande, he confidnetly announced a raise. Bellande made it 65,000 to go and his opponent immediately moved all in. Bellande made the call. 
while Bellande was on a draw with 
. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
and Bellande was eliminated, giving a wave to the camera lens as he departed.
paired Shulman, but the 
on the turn was of no help. The on the river was a different story though, giving Shulman two pair and the pot while sending his opponent to the rail. Shulman is now near the 300,000 mark.
. Big stack Jerry Wong put her to the test with 
, and he would continue to run well in flips. The board ran 
, holding Wong's underpair. Despite the promising flop and turn, May could not improve and her day is done.
was checked round to see the 
fall on the turn and a bet of 10,000 followed from Sexton. landed on the river. for a flush to prompt a fold from his opponent. Sexton climbed to 305,000 in chips after the hand.
, Garrity and Bilzerian had exchanged bets to the point that Garrity had all of his 177,000 in the middle and Bilzerian -- who had Garrity covered -- was left contemplating a big call. 
for deuces full of fives. Garrity had but 
, and thus won't be returning from the break.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
. Harrington slowly patted the felt, and his opponent did the same. The turn was the . Again Harrington checked, and this time his opponent bet 6,000. Harrington tossed his cards away.
against the 
of David D'Alesandro.
. Baron is now up to 139,000 with D'Alesandro slipping to 82,000.
