Picked up on the river, Brandon Shack-Harris was all in for 140,000 after Chase Steely fired 62,000. The board read 
and Steely paused for a while before tossing in one chip, calling.
Shack-Harris turned up 
for the nut straight and Steely didn't show his hand. The dealer buried it in the muck and Shack-Harris continued with 435,000.
Scotty Nguyen was in the big blind and appeared to get a bet of about 100,000 called by Robert Mizrachi on 
.
"Pair the board," Nguyen said.
Instead, it was the 
hitting.
"I don't care what he has," Nguyen declared. "Two-hundred."
"Gonna bluff off all your chips huh?" Mizrachi mused before folding.
"I have all black cards," Nguyen said as he mucked face down. "None over ten."
Robert Paddock's tournament life was on the edge of a cliff just a few moments ago, but he cracked aces with kings and survived. Now he's doubled again to climb through the standings.
Paddock opened to 27,000, Andjelko Andrejevic made it 96,000 and the rest of the chips went in as Paddock shoved for 226,000 and Andrejevic called off.
Andrejevic: 
Paddock: 
The dealer spread out the board of 
and Paddock was confused when someone at the table said, "nice hand".
"Did you win?" he asked Andrejevic. The answer was negative.
"I thought you flopped a straight," Paddock said. But Andrejevic finished with kings up and Paddock's aces up scooped the big pot.
Joe Hachem moved all in for 130,000 on a completed board of 
and got snap-called by Brandon Shack-Harris.
"I have quads," Shack-Harris said quickly, flipping over 
.
Hachem showed 
and mucked, halting his massage and heading for payouts.
Earlier, Ryan Laplante said on Twitter that Hachem folded aces full against him on a paired board but he didn't have the quads.
On the river of the 
board, Tim Marsters led out 60,000 out of the big blind. Martin Kozlov was in the hijack and he decided to look Marsters up.
Marsters opened 
, joking that he had a flush.
Kozlov showed 
for kings up and scooped the pot that helped him rise to 300,000 in chips.
We came upon a massive pot where three players committed significant chips. Jerry Wong had 160,000 in front of him on the button after the 
flop, only to see Robert Mizrachi jam for 385,000 in the small blind. Layne Flack shipped in himself from the cutoff for 248,000. Wong shrugged and decided it was enough action to get him to muck.
Layne Flack: 
Robert Mizrachi: 
It was top set versus a wrap and the 
turn gave Flack even more outs with a wheel draw. The river gave him the straight and a disgusted Mizrachi grabbed his cards in frustration before mucking them. He had 135,000 left but busted out moments later.
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 0
Three-way to the flop, small blind Mack Lee checked and so did Bogdan Capitan in a middle position. Scotty Nguyen was on the button and he fired 45,000. Lee folded but Capitan wanted to see the turn so he matched the price.
The landed on the felt, filling a flush draw. Capitan took the betting lead and made it 137,000 to go. Nguyen cut out calling chips and started shuffling them. After a minute or two, he decided to save them and threw his cards away.
Lautaro Guerra bet 55,000 from the small blind on 
and Ryan Laplante called in middle position. On the river, Guerra jammed for about 180,000 and Laplante folded without much thought.
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