On a flop of 

, Inesa Paberzs found herself all in against Jeffrey Lisandro.
Paberzs: 



Lisandro: 



The turn and river landed the
and
to see Lisandro spike a flush to send Paberzs to the rail.
On a flop of 

, Inesa Paberzs found herself all in against Jeffrey Lisandro.
Paberzs: 



Lisandro: 



The turn and river landed the
and
to see Lisandro spike a flush to send Paberzs to the rail.
Dallas Wottlin just found himself all in for his last 20,500 against Brock Parker.
Wottlin: 



Parker: 



The board ran out 



to see Wottlin double through to over 43,000 in chips.
The second round of eliminations sees each of the following players earn a $7,143 payday.
| Place | Player |
|---|---|
| 46th | Paul Volpe |
| 47th | Matt Sterling |
| 48th | Sonu Sharma |
| 49th | Tony Cousineau |
| 50th | Joe Hachem |
| 51st | Karen Longfellow |
| 52nd | Douglas Meyer |
| 53rd | Brian Roberts |
| 54th | Joe Gualtieri |
Joshua Gibson limped in from under the gun only to have Inesa Paberzs min-raise to 6,000. The action passed back to Gibson and he slid in a stack of chips as Paberzs called off her last 19,500.
Paberzs: 



Gibson: 



The board ran out 



to see Paberzs double through to over 43,000 as Gibson slipped to 320,000 in chips.
We found this hand as the dealer was counting out Gyarmati's stack for a double up through Joseph Ressler. The board read
and Gyarmati held
for the ace high flush. Unfortunately for Ressler he held the king high flush with
.
Gyarmati is near 200,000 and Ressler's stack is short.
Players have returned from their 20 minute break and cards are in the air.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 0