Gregory Jamison made it 70,000 on the button and Eli Elezra called in the small blind. Elezra put in extra 23,000 before the 
flop landed on the felt and Jamison called all-in.
"I have a pair of fives," Elezra said, turning up 
.
"I have everything else," Jamison laughed, showing 
. The turn was the 
and Jamison hit the wheel with the 
river, securing a double.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
The remaining 12 players have been sent on a 15-minute break. Here is how they currently stack up:
Eli Elezra limped in under the gun, Daniel Negreanu completed from the small blind and Gregory Jamison checked his options.
All players checked the 
and Elezra potted on the 
turn. Only Negreanu called the 48,000 bet and the 
completed the board.
Negreanu checked again and Elezra knuckled back after giving it some thought. Negreanu took down the pot with 
for the Broadway, beating Elezra's 
.
"No more soft playing!" Elezra joked when he saw Negreanu's hand.
Gregory Jamison potted in the small blind and potted again on the 
flop. Eli Elezra called preflop and raised for a little bit more on the turn to put Jamison all in.
Jamison had 
and Elezra turned up 
and the turn gave a flush to Jamison while Elezra had the nut low. the 
river changed nothing and they took their bets back.
On a 
flop, Daniel Negreanu bet 45,000 then called the rest of it off after Eli Elezra raised.
Eli Elezra:
Daniel Negreanu: 
A 
runout gave Negreanu just a quarter of the pot, cutting him down to just 76,000.
The very next hand, Negreanu raised pre and called all in after a three-bet from Gregory Jamison.
Gregory Jamison: 
Daniel Negreanu:
The board ran out 
this time, and with no low hand qualifying, Negreanu's two pair was best and he doubled up.
In a battle of blinds, Mihails Morozovs raised in the small blind and moved all in when Kim Kallman potted. Kallman called off and the cards were on their backs.
Morozovs:
Kallman: 
The flop was dealt and the table said in unison: "Wheel."
"No longer a fair fight," Mike Matusow added.
The turn and 
river didn't help Morozovs who needed to see a five. He was knocked out in 13th place while Kallman climbed to 800,000 or so.
Joseph Couden had a short-stacked Sergio Benso all in and at risk preflop.
Sergio Benso: 
Joseph Couden:
The board ran out and Couden scooped the pot with two pair and an ace-four low. Benso collected $10,603 for 14th place.
Eli Elezra limped in from early position and Kim Kallman raised the max in the cutoff, making it 54,000. Nathan Gamble asked for Kallman's total and he was informed that Kallman had 177,000 behind. Gamble then three-bet to 145,000 and Kallman called.
Kallman stuffed in his remaining chips on the 
flop and Gamble called.
Kallman:
Gamble:
Kallman was trailing with just a gutshot, but he hit a backdoor low on the and runout, so they chopped the pot.
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
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