After his previous double up, Ryan Hughes had grinded down Alex Epstein to 13 big blinds and Epstein jammed with the 
. Hughes called with 
and the board came 
to give Hughes a full house and a ticket in the round of last 32.
Since Keith Lehr has also already advanced, Hughes and Lehr may start their next round very soon.
Level: 15
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
Following the turn of an 
board, Patrick Leonard checked from the big blind and Doug Polk bet 6,500 from the button. Leonard check-raised all in with a covering stack and Polk sighed before he called all in for about 24,000 total.
Leonard showed 
for a flush, leading Polk's 
for top two pair.
The river was the 
, no help to Polk, locking up a seat in the Round of 32 for Leonard.
Scott Baumstein opened to 2,000 on the button and Justin Bonomo shoved all in for his last 35,100. Baumstein asked for a count and thought for over a minute before making the call.
Scott Baumstein: 
Justin Bonomo: 
The flop came 
which wasn't good for Bonomo who would have gladly taken a chop at this point. The 
on the turn and the 
on the river meant Baumstein's kicker played and the defending champion was eliminated in the Round of 64.
Benjamin Jones raised to 2,500 on the button and Jake Schindler defended. The flop came 
and both players checked to the on the turn. Schindler led out for 3,500 and Jones called to see the 
on the river. Schindler fired another 10,000 and Jones looked him up. Schindler flipped over 
for a straight and Jones mucked.
Also at their table, Jason McConnon raised to 2,500 and Phil Hellmuth called. The flop fell 
and Hellmuth checked to McConnon who continued for 3,000. Hellmuth instantly check-raised to 6,000 and McConnon called.
The turn brought the 
and Hellmuth fired out another 8,500. McConnon called again and the completed the board. Hellmuth checked this time and McConnon slid out a bet of 65,000. Hellmuth laid his hand down and McConnon showed the bluff with .
The dealer announced a winner on table 420 and Anton Morgenstern was spotted on his way out while Cord Garcia claimed the chips and advanced to the round of 32. According to Garcia, Morgenstern was down to 18,600 when he jammed with 
and Garcia called with 
.
A queen on the flop gave Morgenstern the lead, but Garcia turned the nut straight to punch his ticket for the next round.
"I ran pretty pure in this one," Garcia added with a smile.
"That's twice on the turn now," Alex Epstein said while he had to pay off the 43,700 of Ryan Hughes, who had turned a straight with on a board of 
.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Anton Morgenstern bet 16,000 and Cord Garcia raised it up to 40,000. Morgenstern reluctantly folded and Garcia had previously offered to show his cards if Morgenstern was to do the same.
Morgenstern mucked and Garcia flashed 
, the German mentioned in table chat he had ace-queen. As a result, the stack of Morgenstern has already been cut into half.
Level: 14
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
Patrick Leonard opened to 2,000 on the button and Doug Polk three-bet to 6,800 in the big blind. Leonard called and the flop came . Polk led out for 5,800 and Leonard raised to 20,300 which Polk called.
The turn was the and Polk check-called another 26,300 from Leonard. The river brought the and Polk checked again. Leonard counted out his chips and then moved all in for 56,700. Polk thought for a moment and then made the call. Leonard turned over for two pair and Polk mucked his cards.
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