Action was on the flop with three hands being turned up and Ben Tollerene looking to bust two players.
The board read 
Ben Tollerene: 
Alex Rocha: 
Millard Hale: 
Rocha was all-in preflop whilst Hale put the rest of his chips in the middle on the flop.
"Does anyone have clubs?" said Tollerene. The turn was the 
giving Rocha a straight but the river 
gave Tollerene the nut straight and sent two players to the rail.
Down to the last 82,000, Alex Rocha was all in preflop with the 
and Michael Heritsch looked him up with the 
.
The board came 
and Rocha doubled with two pair.
Below are the updated counts of all further players at table 419 with Justin Bonomo as the biggest stack.
Alex Foxen held kings but ran into the jacks of Zachary Hyman who flopped a set.
The tournament is now down to 61 players with 42 places paid and two and a half levels.
Junayed Khan was all in before the flop with 
and Niko Soininen had him covered, tabling the 
.
The board came 
and that spelled the end for Khan. Jake Schindler busted at almost the same time to reduce the field to the last 63 hopefuls.
There was a limp and James Chen raised on the button to 72,000. Ludovic Geilich was in the small blind and raised pot to 240,000. The limper folded and Chen called.
The flop was and Geilich bet 167,000. Chen raised in position to 400,000 and Geilich folded.
Chen showed 
and Geilich implored him to show the 
but Chen declined.
"What did you think I was going to fold?" asked Geilich.
"Just clicking buttons over here," replied Chen.
In the last hand of the previous level, Alex Epstein raised to 30,000 and Lion Boulos called from one seat over. Both opted to check the 
flop and Epstein bet the turn for 30,000, Boulos called. Both engaged in table chat during the hand and Boulos mentioned that he needed the three.
The followed on the river and Epstein check-called a bet of 50,000.
"I have a set and a straight," Epstein announced and Boulos replied with a "no good" before tabling his 
for a flush, while Epstein mucked face up.
Level: 18
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
Picking up the action on the 
turn, Anson Tsang checked in the big blind and called a bet by Ajay Chabra in middle position for 80,000. The on the river was checked through and Tsang first to reveal his cards, tabling 
for kings full of aces.
"Nice hand," Chabra said and tapped the table.
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