Rob Brown shoved from under the gun for 580,000, David Mock moved all in over the top for 695,000 from the cutoff, and everyone else got out of the way.
Rob Brown: 
David Mock: 
Mock had a commanding lead with his jacks and Brown needed to improve to survive. The board ran out 
, missing both players entirely, so Mock took the pot to end Brown's run in this event.
Level: 27
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
The players are now on a one-hour dinner break. We will pick right back up on all of the live action when play resumes at approximately 6:30 p.m.
Richard Dixon, Bryce McVay, and Michael Souza got stacks in the middle before the flop. Dixon had the largest, Souza had the second-largest, and McVay was the short stack.
Richard Dixon: 
Bryce McVay: 
Michael Souza: 
All three players held pocket pairs, but Souza had a commanding lead over both of his opponents. The 
flop gave each player a set. The 
turn and river meant each player had a boat, but Souza's was best, so he took the pot to double through Dixon and stack McVay.
Daniel Vampan in the cutoff opened to 70,000, and both the small blind and Iaron Lightbourne in the big blind made the call.
The flop came 
and, after a check, both players in the blinds folded after Vampan continued for 125,000.
Michael Souza moved all in for 487,000 from early position. It folded around to Benjamin Miner in the small blind and he re-shoved all in for 730,000. Bryce McVay called from the big blind, putting both players at risk and the hands were shown.
Michael Souza: 
Benjamin Miner: 
Bryce McVay: 
Miner was in great shape to score the knockout, but there was a nine in the window for Souza on the 
flop. The turn 
and river 
improved Souza to a full house and he more than tripled his stack.
A player in the middle position opened to 75,000 and Fikret Kovac moved all in for 617,000. Joseph Cheong quickly made the call and the initial raiser folded.
Kovac: 
Cheong: 
The board came 
and Cheong eliminated Kovac.
Arne Kern raised from middle position, Thomas Taylor moved his entire short stack into the middle from the small blind, and Kern called to put him at risk.
Arne Kern:
Thomas Taylor: 
Kern had the preflop edge and Taylor needed to improve to preserve his tournament life. After the board ran out 
, Kern's queens were still best, so he took the pot to end Taylor's run in this event.
The following players earned $17,995 for their efforts in this event:
Sonny Franco moved all in for 140,000 from late position and Chad Hahn called from the big blind.
Chad Hahn:
Sonny Franco:
The board ran out 
and Hahn's pair of jacks was enough to send Franco to the rail.
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