Tomas Macnamara open-shipped for his last 60,000 or so before James Carroll moved all in over the top. The action folded to Robert Hwang and he also declared himself all in!
Macnamara: 
Carroll: 
Hwang: 
Hwang was in front and it stayed that way on the 
board. Hwang moves up to 325,000, Carroll slips to 57,000 while Macnamara hits the bricks.
Isaac Baron made it 7,000 to play from middle position and TJ Cloutier shoved from the button for 53,000. Baron made the call and we were off to the races.
Baron: 
Cloutier: 
The board came down 
and Baron is up to 115,000.
Maxim Lykov is the latest to hit the rail in a big three-way all-in clash. Lykov took 
to war against Josh Arieh's 
and Anton Nikaj's 
.
The board fell 
and Nikaj's tens hold up to jump him to 172,000.
Arieh was down to 47,000 but it wasn't for long. Soon after he opened with a raise before Max Greenwood three-bet to 21,200. Arieh shoved all in and Greenwood thought for a moment, did the math, and tossed out calling chips.
Arieh: 
Greenwood:
This time Arieh's 'Big Slick' was a little kinder as the board bricked out 
. Ariah doubles back to 105,000 with Greenwood down to 58,000.
Timothy Finne got back from dinner break and promptly ran his 
into Steve Goosen's .
The board ran out 
and Finne was sent to the rail. Goosen is sitting with a stack of roughly 300,000.
Robert Hwang and Kelsey Hendriks found their chips in the middle preflop in one of the first hands back from the dinner break.
Hwang:
Hendriks: 
The typical tournament race saw the pair hold against the overcards as the board ran out 
. Hwang made a ten-high straight to send Hendriks to the rail.
The players are back following the dinner break and the cards are in the air!
The goal this evening is to reach a final table or play a maximum of ten levels, with the latter the most likely scenario. There are presently 95 players remaining in the field with the top 72 to finish in the cash.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
The players are now off to enjoy a 60-minute dinner break.
Kyle Mcmurphy moved all in for his last 41,000 chips from early position and play folded around to Jesse Chinni who made the call in the big blind.
Mcmurphy:
Chinni:
The board arrived 
and Mcmurphy finds a pair to stay alive. He'll come back after dinner with around 85,000 as Chinni is back to 58,000.
With the flop reading 
, play checked to Phil Hellmuth who moved all in for his last 35,800 chips. His opponent, James Dempsey went into the tank for a long time as Hellmuth began the table talk. Amnon Flippi and Chau Giang were running in from other tables to grab a look as Hellmuth's tournament was at stake when Dempsey made the call.
Dempsey:
Hellmuth:
The turn was the and river the 
and Hellmuth finds a much needed double up just before the break to around 85,000 as Dempsey slips to 108,000.
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