On a board 
and with already a huge pot worthing around 100,000, two players were involved in the hand. The first player check and Andrew Redleaf, in the hijack position, shoved all in for 137,000.
The first player thought about it for a few minutes and ended up folding his hand. Redleaf now has a big stack worth 237,000.
Scotty Nguyen has just gone from 8,300 chips to 60,000 in a matter of minutes after coming out on top in two battles with John Drohan.
In the first hand, Nguyen was all in for two big blinds and got called by Drohan.
Scotty Nguyen: 
John Drohan: 
Board: 
Nguyen flopped the nuts to secure a vital double, and just a couple of hands later it was to be the same outcome against the same opponent.
Nguyen shoved for 26,700 and Drohan three-bet to 60,000. The rest of the table folded and the cards were turned on their backs.
Scotty Nguyen: 
John Drohan: 
Board: 
The flop helped Nguyen take the lead with a pair of jacks, and he once again held to perform quite the comeback.
The board was showing 
and about 75,000 chips were already in the middle. The player situated under the gun checked and Larry Wright moved all in for 112,000.
After a few minutes, his opponent ended up folding and Wright just showed a 
.
"I had a flush," said his opponent.
"Well, you got beat for sure!" replied Wright.
He is now up to a stack worth 197,000.
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Geoffrey Campion has just propelled himself among the top chip stacks after winning the most classic of races. Campion saw his opponent move all in preflop and he made the call to see he needed to improve on the board.
Geoffrey Campion: 
Opponent: 
Board: 
The flop came down to give Campion a massive lead with trip aces and he held to send one more player to the cash desk as Campion collected the 250,000 chip pot.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
The following players all received $2,886.
The end of Level 6 has come, which means it's time for the remaining players to go on their 60-minute dinner break before returning to play the final four hours of the day.
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