With about 6,000 in the pot Brandon Cantu called his opponent's all in bet.
Cantu stood pat and tabled his 
as his opponent drew one to try and improve on his 
.
Fortunately for Cantu his opponent could only find a 
and made his way to the rail as Cantu climbs to 36,000 in chips.
"You are so bad. You can't even beat a king. Just so bad" stated Phil Ivey towards Chris Ferguson after drawing an ace against an opponent's king-low.
Ferguson just shook his head as he slipped to 2,000 while Ivey remains on around 4,000 in chips.
Eric Baldwin, Layne Flack, David Singer, Dewey Tomko, and Alex Kostritsyn have all been sent to the rail.
Level: 6
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 50
We are not exactly sure of Sorel Mizzi's hand, but he was unable to best David 'Chino' Rheem's 
to hit the rail after recently being crippled.
The Phil Ivey and Archie Karas battle continues with Ivey getting the better end of the draw and doubling up.
Ivey opened for 425 and Karas raised enough to put Ivey all in. Both players drew one and Ivey caught the to go along with his as he climbs back to over 4,200 in chips.
Facing a raise to 400, Sorel Mizzi three-bet to 1,600 only to have his opponent four-bet all in for 6,675 more.
Mizzi made the call and both players stood pat with Mizzi folding at the sight of his opponent's to slip to 2,300 in chips.
Chau Giang tossed in his last 325 and Rep Porter made the call.
Giang drew two and Porter stood pat tabling his to best Giang's 
.
As Porter climbed to 10,500, Giang made his way from the tournament floor.
The action folded round to Archie Karas in the small blind and he made it 475 to go.
Phil Ivey made the call and drew two as Karas stood pat.
Karas fired out 1,000 and Ivey called, only to muck at the sight of Karas' to slip to 3,200 as Karas climbs to 13,000 in chips.
Brandon Cantu called a 400-chip raise from the big blind and drew two.
His opponent also drew two and called a 800-chip bet from Cantu.
Cantu rolled over his 
to take down the pot and move back up to 16,000 in chips.
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