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We arrived at Mick Carlson's table to see him bet 54,000 into a flop of 
with Adam Richardson making the call. Carlson checked the 
on the turn and Richardson fired a bet of 80,000. Carlson responded by going all in. When Richardson folded Carlson showed 
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Carlson now has 840,000 chips.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Players are on a short ten-minute break.
Scott Montgomery made an early-position raise to 26,000. Luther Lewis decided to make a call in the hijack before Timothy Beeman three-bet to 77,000. Montgomery made the fold, but Lewis decided to see some cards and called.
The flop came 
and Lewis checked to Beeman who shoved for about 280,000. Lewis tanked for close to six minutes before folding. After Lewis had folded, Beeman showed 
.
With the chips he won in that pot, Beeman is now up to 1,100,000.
With the board read 
Giuseppe Padovano check-raised to 75,000 a 36,000-chip bet from Ryan D'Angelo. D'Angelo re-popped it to 125,000 and Padovano moved all in. D'Angelo snapped.
Showdown
Padovano: 
D'Angelo: 
The turn card was a and the river brought a 
to the felt. D'Angelo is now up to 756,000 chips and Padovano is out of the tournament.
We caught up to the action on a board reading 
where Scott Montgomery and Michael Trahan had all their chips committed.
Montgomery: 
Trahan: 
Trahan was drawing nearly dead and failed to find the case ace when the came on the river.
When we arrived at the table Jonathan Clancy and Sebastien Roy were both all in. Clancy tabled pocket aces and Roy 
.
A board full of blanks gave Clancy's a double up, is now up to 105,000 chips and Roy slipped to 992,000.
Edin Pasillas decided to three-bet Mick Carlson's preflop raise to 29,000 by going all in for about 420,000. Carlson made the call for all his chips.
Carlson: 
Pasillas: 
Brent Roberts couldn't have made Pasillas feel any better about his chances when he said, "I folded pocket eights." If Roberts was telling the truth, Pasillas was drawing to a straight, flush or chop.
The flop came 
with the on the turn and on the river. After the hand Carlson found himself with about 640,000 chips, while Pasillas is down to just 100,000.
Michael Muldoon opened the pot in middle position with a 33,000-chip raise and Scott Montgomery re-popped it to 75,000 on the button. Muldoon moved all in for an additional 150,000 and was called.
Muldoon showed and Montgomery tabled 
.
The board 
gave Muldoon a passport to the rail. Montgomey is now up to 585,000 chips.
David Sanchez made a middle-position raise to 32,000 and action folded around to Micky Carlson who called from the big blind.
Carlson checked the flop of 
and Sanchez made a close to pot-sized bet of 64,000. Carlson thought for a few moments before announcing he was all in.
Sanchez was slow to act, saying "Good bet. How much do you got there?"
Carlson replied that he had "240 or 250" before Sanchez folded.
That pot puts Carlson back up in the standings. He's now sitting with about 378,000.
