Shortly after that double-up for Victor Ramdin, he found himself on the other end of one versus Gregory Grivas. Grivas was all in before the flop with 
against Ramdin's 
.
The flop came 
, but the turn was the 
, giving Grivas the set. The river was the 
, and Grivas doubled to 112,000. Ramdin fell back to 70,000 after that one.
Unfortunately for Grivas, he was eliminated shortly thereafter, leaving Ramdin and three others battling.
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Victor Ramdin was all in preflop right as play resumed and Steven Kelly had him at risk.
Showdown
Ramdin: 
Kelly: 
The board ran 
and Ramdin shipped himself a quick double-up.
Most -- but not all -- of our remaining 78 players are back in their seats as the first hands of Level 5 are being dealt.
Among those who haven't quite made it back yet are Derric Haynie and Joseph Morneau -- currently heads up over at Table 374, at which the dealer waits patiently, arms folded.
Level: 5
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Players are now taking a 60-minute dinner break. No tables have been decided as yet.
William McBride was eliminated by Kristian Lunardi recently. The two got all the chips in preflop and it was race time:
Showdown
McBride: 
Lunardi: 
The 
flop gave Lunardi a set of jacks, but McBride was still alive with an open ended straight draw. Unfortunately the on the turn gave him a meaningless pair and the 
bricked on the river sending him to the rail.
With the knockout, Lunardi now sits with 81,000 chips.
Andras Kovacs had Samuel Trickett all in and at risk preflop earlier. Trickett was comfortably ahead with 
against Kovacs' 
.
The 
flop gave Kovacs a flush draw, but the turn and river were both red; 
, . Trickett survived the sweat, doubling to 50,000 chips.
Robert Thompson just knocked out Blake Slade over at Table 370. Slade was all in preflop with 
against Thompson's . The board went 
, and Slade hit the rail.
Thompson now has 110,000, and leads the seven-handed table at the moment.
In one of the last hands of the fourth level, Annette Obrestad eliminated Scott Sitron. All of Sitron's chips went in following a 
flop. He held , but Obrestad had a flush draw with . The turned, giving Obrestad the flush. The river was the 
, and Sitron is out.
Obrestad is up to 117,000 and leads her seven-handed table.
Berry Wheeler was just eliminated from Table 374, meaning we have our first heads-up battle of the day underway between Derric Haynie and Joseph Morneau.
Haynie has the advantage over there at the moment, with about 315,000 to Morneau's 135,000.
