With a board showing 
, Robert Knizak bet 30,000 on the river only to see Aladin Reskallah set him all in for the rest of his stack. Knizak shoved the rest of his chips in the middle and called.
Aladin Reskallah: 
Robert Knizak: 
Both players flopped the world with Knizak flopping trip sevens, but Reskallah out flopped him with a full-house and Knizak was eliminated from the tournament.
After Kenneth Maher raised to 23,000, action folded to Isaiah Easter in the small blind and he shoved his remaining stack into the middle of the felt.
The player in the big blind asked for a count and folded after the dealer confirmed a total of 34000.
Maher called for the remaining 12,000.
Once both players tabled their hands, Easter stood up from his chair and said, "Not another race."
Isaiah Easter: 
Kenneth Maher: 
The board ran out 
, which meant the sixes held, Easter lost another race and was eliminated from the tournament.
Players are on their first 20 minutes break of the day.
Level: 16
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
There are currently 1,480 players left in the tournament and 1,369 players will be getting paid!
The tournament clock says there are 1,400 players remaining, but it was just announced that the dealers are to complete their hand and then stand up.
Two-way action headed to the flop between James Long and Michael Colecchia with Colecchia's tournament life at risk.
Michael Colecchia: 
James Long: 
Colecchia was ahead and after the 
flop, but the turn and river came 
for runner-runner spades and Colecchia was eliminated from the tournament.
A player from the middle position raised to 30,000 and action folded around to Aaron Frese on the button who moved all-in for 103,000, his opponent called.
Frese: 
Opponent: 
After the 
flop, Frese only had to dodge a queen with two more cards to come.
The turn was the 
and the river a which gave Frese a double up right before the bubble.
The bubble has burst in Day 2d of the Big 50. Several interesting hands played out during the bubble phase, and those updates follow shortly.
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