Jeremy Lordge opened for 36,000, then Takashi Ogura reraised to 72,000 behind. It folded back around to Lordge. Lordge only had about 110,000 behind, and so had to think about the decision.
Finally he started talking to Ogura. "If I give you five dollars, will you show?" he asked, and the table chucked. At last Lordge folded his face up. "One card," said Ogura of his hand, and Lordge flipped over the . "Ace-queen or king-queen?" asked Lordge as Ogura scooped the chips. "Ace-queen," answered Ogura with a nod.
On the very next hand, Lordge again raised -- this time to 25,000 -- and it folded to Ogura in the big blind who reraised all in. Lordge called with his remaining chips, showing . Ogura tabled .
The board came , and Lordge doubled back to about 245,000. Ogura has 295,000 now.
Jeremy Lordge's run good continues with another quick double-up.
This time Michael Kaufman opened with a raise to 28,000 from middle position and it folded around to Lordge in the small blind who made it 75,000. Kaufman reraised all in, and Lordge called with the rest of his stack.
Lordge
Kaufman
The board came , and Lordge suddenly moves up to 540,000. Kaufman slips to 135,000.
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Dorlan Schick opened with a raise in middle position to 27,000, then Raymond Bonavida reraised all in for 161,000 total. Benjamin Palmer was next to act in the cutoff, and he thought a long while before releasing his hand. The others folded, too, then Schick took about a half-minute before making the call.
Bonavida showed and Schick . The board came , and Bonavida took the pot. Palmer revealed afterwards that he had folded pocket tens.
Bonavida moves up to 345,000, while Schick is still sitting with about 510,000.
Paul Kerr opened for 27,000 from middle position, and Michael Allis reraised to 70,000 from the cutoff. It folded back around and Kerr shoved all in, and Allis called with the 156,000 he had left behind.
Kerr
Allis
Someone mentioned folding , which meant the case ten landed on the flop when it came , giving Kerr a set. The turn was the , meaning Allis had hope, but the river was the and he's out.
We're back and cards are once again in the air. Just 27 players remain, so before Level 21 got started they redrew for new seats. Here is where everyone ended up:
Table 262
Seat 1 -- Sean Prendiville
Seat 2 -- Dustin Dorrance-Bowman
Seat 3 -- Raymond Stuwe
Seat 4 -- Raymond Bonavida
Seat 5 -- Daniel Hart
Seat 6 -- Michael Clees
Seat 7 -- Johnny Kitchens
Seat 8 -- Takashi Ogura
Seat 9 -- Ognjen Sekularac
Table 267
Seat 1 -- Paul Kerr
Seat 2 -- Alex Jacob
Seat 3 -- Martin Perez
Seat 4 -- Christopher Vasquez
Seat 5 -- Dorlan Schick
Seat 6 -- Sean Rusch
Seat 7 -- Jeremy Lordge
Seat 8 -- Marcel Vonk
Seat 9 -- Nathan Jessen
Table 272
Seat 1 -- Henrik Tollefsen
Seat 2 -- David Peters
Seat 3 -- Matthew Lupton
Seat 4 -- Matthew Schulte
Seat 5 -- Espen Moen
Seat 6 -- Michael Kaufman
Seat 7 -- Yu Shen
Seat 8 -- Daniel Van Kalkaren
Seat 9 -- Mehil Chaudhari
face up. "One card," said Ogura of his hand, and Lordge flipped over the 
. "Ace-queen or king-queen?" asked Lordge as Ogura scooped the chips. "Ace-queen," answered Ogura with a nod.
. Ogura tabled 
.
, and Lordge doubled back to about 245,000. Ogura has 295,000 now.![[user49729]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
and Shen doubled up, is now up 200,000 chips. Zsuffa slipped to 47,000.
, and Lordge suddenly moves up to 540,000. Kaufman slips to 135,000.
, and Bonavida took the pot. Palmer revealed afterwards that he had folded pocket tens.
, which meant the case ten landed on the flop when it came 
, giving Kerr a set. The turn was the 
, meaning Allis had hope, but the river was the 
board, Jacob is out of the tournament. Jessen is now up to 700,000 chips.