Frankie O'Dell raised under the gun and Richard Ashby raised from the big blind and was all in.
Frankie O'Dell: 
Richard Ashby: 
Ashby flopped top pair on the 
flop but the 
improved O'Dell to a wheel. Ashby was already out of his seat and leaving the tournament area as the 
hit on the river.
Frankie O'Dell raised the button and Yarron Bendor came along from the big blind. One further bet each went in after the 
flop, the 
turn and 
river were checked.
Bendor tabled 
for a pair of kings and O'Dell had that beat with 
to jump above a million, while Bendor dropped below half a million.
Jake Schwartz chopped with Robert Campbell and remained aggressive to see Shaun Deeb come along. Schwartz bet the turn and river of a board 
and Deeb reluctantly called on the river.
Schwartz tabled 
and Deeb won the pot with the 
.
"I had the nut Badugi," Schwartz joked with a big smile on the face.
Level: 19
Limits: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
The remaining 14 players are on a 15-minute break.
In the final hand of the level, Jake Schwartz, who had doubled through Ken Aldridge previously, chopped with Shaun Deeb.
Schwartz had 
for a low on the board 
, Deeb had a full house with 
.
Jake Schwartz opened and got calls from Andrew Yeh and Ken Aldridge.
Aldridge checked the 
flop as did Schwartz. Yeh bet and Aldridge was the only caller.
Aldridge check-called a bet on the turn but check-folded to another bet on the and showed 
"Nice hand Andrew," Aldridge said.
On the three-way flop of 
, action checked to Robert Campbell and he bet, Mike Matusow moved all in and Ken Aldridge called. Campbell announced a raise and Aldridge made the call.
On the 
turn, Aldridge check-called a bet and did so again on the river.
Campbell turned over for the nut flush and Aldridge had the . Matusow tabled his 
and missed out on a straight and low draw to become the 15tth place finisher.
Mike Wattel was all in from the big blind with three other players still in the hand.
The flop 
checked to Robert Slezak who bet and Richard Ashby called. The turn was checked and Ashby checked the river.
Ashby tank-called and Slezak showed 
for the nut low and a pair of sevens. Wattel's went into the muck and Ashby flashed what looked like 
and mucked.
Robert Campbell bet through a board of and tabled the for aces full. Shaun Deeb briefly flashed his cards and mucked, prompting at least one "wow" from another player at the table while Deeb was left with his head shaking.
Ed Vartughian opened, Shaun Deeb called and Andrew Yeh defended his big blind.
Yeh checked the 
flop and Vartughian bet. Deeb called, Yeh raised, and the two players both called.
The turn was the . Yeh bet and Vartughian called, with Deeb folding.
The river was the . Yeh bet and Vartughian called.
Yeh showed and Vartughian initially showed for a set of queens, before realising he had to go with it and had backdoored a straight.
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