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Action folded to Michael Cooper in the cutoff who moved all in. Dustin Dirksen folded his button and Justin Scott went into the tank. He grabbed his remaining chips and was moments away from calling all in but he decided to fold.
Brett Shaffer surrendered his big blind and Cooper shipped the blinds and antes.
In our first hand back from dinner break Justin Scott open-shoved from early position and received no callers. He took down the blinds and antes, but he is still on the short stack with under 200,000 chips.
Level: 5
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Here are the counts on dinner:
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,378,000 | 178,000 |
|
926,000 | 11,000 |
|
832,000 | 177,000 |
|
789,000 | 89,000 |
|
750,000 | 35,000 |
|
598,000 | -127,000 |
|
580,000 | 45,000 |
|
298,000 | -137,000 |
|
149,000 | 9,000 |
Just one hand was played over on the main feature table before the level concluded and players went on their 60-minute dinner break. Play will resume at approximately 8:05 p.m. local time.
Players have made the move over and are now playing the last couple of minutes of the level before we go to break. Here's how they are seated:
Seat 1 -- Reagan Leman
Seat 2 -- Jeffrey King
Seat 3 -- Paul Varano
Seat 4 -- Derric Haynie
Seat 5 -- Michael Cooper
Seat 6 -- Dustin Dirksen
Seat 7 -- Justin Scott
Seat 8 -- Brett Shaffer
Seat 9 -- Steven Kelly
While that double-knockout was happening over on Table 375, we had some big action at the same time nearby at Table 376.
In a blind-vs.-blind battle between Justin Scott (SB) and Steven Kelly (BB), not much had happened before the 
flop. But a lot did after.
Scott led for 66,000, Kelly reraised to 140,000, Scott reraised again to 311,000 -- enough to put Kelly all in -- and Kelly tanked for several minutes before calling.
Kelly had 
for queens, and Scott 
for treys. The turn was the 
and river the 
, and Kelly catapults to more than 900,000. Meanwhile, Scott tumbles to just over 140,000.
There has been a redraw and the remaining nine players are moving over to the main stage. We are just minutes away from a dinner break, too. More to come!
With that double-knockout, we are now down to just nine players. Since Michael Pesek had Annette Obrestad outchipped when that hand began, he finishes in 10th place.
We now have an official final table thanks to a double knockout by our new chip leader Derric Haynie.
Haynie opened to 36,000 on the button and Annette Obrestad shoved for 310,000 from the small blind. Michael Pesek re-shoved for 460,000 from the big, and the action was back on Haynie. He removed his glasses and massaged his temple, trying to work out the situation at hand. He had both players covered with 492,000 in his own stack, and he decided to commit the majority of his chips for a chance at a double knockout and a final table birth:
Showdown
Haynie: 
Obrestad: 
Pesek: 
Everyone in the vicinity crowded around the table to see the dealer fan 
.
"High cards!" Alex Keating shouted from the rail.
The dealer wrapped the table and delivered a low card, the 
, which officially eliminated Obrestad in 11th Place. Pesek could still double with an ace or a queen however.
The 
on the river missed Pesek though eliminating him in 10th place and nearly tripling Haynie's stack to 1.26 million chips.
Justin Scott opened with a raise from the cutoff, and it folded to Reagan Leman who reshoved all in for 307,000 more from the big blind. Scott tanked for three minutes, then called.
Leman showed , while Scott had 
. The flop came 
, giving Leman trips. The turn was the 
and river the , and Leman doubles to about 700,000. Scott sits with about 605,000 now.
