A player opened to 15,000 and David Peters three-bet for 40,000. After some thought, the initial raiser called and the dealer revealed a flop 
. The first player shoved all in for 86,000 and Peters opted to make the call.
David Peters: 
His opponent: 
Peters was ahead but a 
on the turn gave the advantage to his opponent. The 
river didn't change anything and Peters fell down to 46,000.
Level: 19
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
The players are now on their last 15-minute break of the day.
Osman Ihlamur has won a huge pot worth 750,000 after cracking aces.
Ihlamur got all his chips into the middle after he hit a set with pocket eights and his opponent had the overpair to the board with aces and couldn't get away.
Ihlamur, who hails from Turkey, has $297,541 in live tournament recorded cashes and is now among the tournament chip leaders.
In the first hand, the board was showing 
when Jared Griener checked in the small blind. David Peters bet 15,000 and Griener made the call. Peters tabled 
for a pair of queens and Griener mucked his hand.
The hand after, the player under the gun opened for 11,500 and it was called by the player one seat over. Peters announced all-in for 100,000. After some thought, his two opponents folded their hands.
In a raised pot with two players involved, the flop was showing 
when the small blind checked. Steven Tymms bet 25,000 and it was called by the first player.
Both players checked on the 
turn and 
river. The small blind player showed 
, and Tymms 
for the winning hand.
Steven Tymms, who recently cashed the Event #32: $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em, has now a massive stack worth 1,050,000.
A player opened and Calvin Anderson moved all in for about 44,000 chips.
Holding 
, Anderson was in good shape to double up, facing 
in his opponent's hand, but a board 
gave the winning hand to his opponent.
In the most recent batch of eliminations is Aylar Lie, Steven Snyder, Belguim's Bart Lybaert and his compatriot Kenny Hallaert, who all take home $2,819.
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