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Carter Phillips has just been eliminated.
Talking to Aaron Kaiser he informed us that in the previous level Phillips opened to 15,000 only to have Andrew Rosskamm bump it to 48,000. Phillips then moved all in for roughly 200,000 and Rosskamm made the call.
Phillips: 
Rosskamm: 
The board blanked out and Phillips exited the tournament as Rosskamm soared to 560,000 in chips.
Catching the action on the river with the board reading 
, we found Matthew Berkey all in against James Schaaf.
Berkey held 
, but it would be Schaaf's 
for a full house to send Berkey to the rail as Schaaf soars to 810,000 in chips.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Jesse Fulmer moved all in for his remaining 25,000 stack from the button and was called by Arnaud Gailleurd in the big blind.
Fulmer: 
Gailleurd: 
Board: 
Fulmer made his way to the rail and Gailleurd got to stacking some chips. He has 210,000 now.
Dean Hamrick was all in for his remaining 15,000 against Jon Christensen, with Hamrick holding versus Christensen's 
. The two chopped the pot when the board rolled out 
.
A few hands later, Hamrick was all in versus Arnaud Mattern. Hamrick held 
and was leading Mattern's 
. After the board came down 
, Hamrick took the pot with a pair of deuces.
Hamrick was all in once more against Jesse Fulmer. Hamrick's 
was good for the double once again, and he now is sitting at 172,000.
James Charbonneau moved all in for his last 45,000 and Kevin Schaffel made the call from the small blind before Joseph Faulob called all in for his last 35,000.
Charbonneau:
Schaffel: 
Fraulob: 
The board ran out 
to see Charbonneau near triple up to 125,000 as Fraulob hits the rail and Schaffel slips to 132,000 in chips.
David Siegal opened to 17,000 from middle position only to have Carter Phillips three-bet to 46,500 from the hi-jack.
With the action on Aaron Kaiser in the cutoff, he moved all in for 227,000, and once Siegal folded, and Phillips had deliberated long enough, he made the call.
Phillips: 
Kaiser: 
The board ran out 
to see Kaiser double through to 490,000 as Phillips slipped to 260,000 in chips.
Jesse Fulmer moved all in from early position for roughly 63,000 and Dean Hamrick made the call to put Fulmer at risk.
Fulmer:
Hamrick:
The 
flop put Hamrick in the lead, but still left Fulmer with outs to a king, ten or any club to stay alive.
The 
changed little on the turn, but when the river landed the 
, Fulmer doubled through to 135,000 as Hamrick was left crippled on just 3,500 in chips.
The following hand however Hamrick managed to more than triple up to over 14,000 when his 
managed to outdraw two opponent's.
Matt Marafioti made it 16,500 to go, and Andrew Rosskamm made the call from the button. Luigi Caramatti from the small blind moved all in. Marafioti folded and Rosskamm snap-called, tabling kings. He was up against Caramatti's 
for his tournament life.
Rosskamm's kings pulled through when the board rolled out 
and he doubled to 320,000 while Caramatti slipped to 275,000.
Joanne Dorin was all in for her tournament life against Humberto Brenes.
Dorin:
Brenes:
The board brought no help to Dorin when it rolled out 
and she made her way to the payout desk.
Brenes is up to 380,000
