Justin Bonomo moved all in for 74,000 from under the gun. Joe Cada was in the next position and just called. Rainer Kempe was next to him and raised to 250,000. It folded back to Cada who used two time extensions before folding.
Justin Bonomo: 
Rainer Kempe: 
There was a nine on the flop of 
giving Bonomo a lead. The turn was the 
and river 
meaning he tripled up thanks to the dead money from Cada that was in the pot.
Erik Seidel raised pre-flop and Dmitry Yurasov defended his big blind. Yurasov check-called 50,000 on the 
flop and the pair then checked the 
turn.
The river was the 
. Earlier after check-calling two streets against Joe McKeehen, Yurasov bet out on the river. However this time he checked and Seidel bet 80,000. Yurasov folded allowing eight-time bracelet winner Seidel to take down the pot.
At one table, Rainer Kempe was all in for 98,000 after just re-entering not long ago. Chance Kornuth was his opponent and the two players were flipping. Kempe held 
against Kornuth's 
and the board of 
allowed Kempe to double up.
Not far away, Nick Petrangelo was also all in for 114,000 and was called by Cary Katz. On a board of 
, Petrangelo was cheering for a three. Indeed the 
hit the river and Petrangelo's eight-high with 
was good enough to beat Katz's seven-high with 
.
Dan Smith was all in for 135,000 and was called by Ben Heath. The American was hoping to halt the progress of the young British player who had found himself among the chip leaders after the early levels.
Dan Smith: 
Ben Heath:
Smith looked in a strong position to double, and he did so with the board coming 
to move him up the chip counts. He remains short with less than 20 big blinds.
Level: 11
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
With 39 players from a field of 98 remaining the $50,000 High Roller, the time has come for the first break of the day.
When they return there will be two more levels of late registration.
Nick Petrangelo raised it up from early position and Cary Katz defended from the big blind. On the flop of 
, Katz check-called a bet from Petrangelo and the landed on the turn.
Katz checked again and Petrangelo dropped in a bet of 60,000. Katz check-raised all in for 288,000 and Petrangelo felt like he was forced to call.
"This is so bad but I have to call," Petrangelo said. He splashed in the chips and turned over only to see Katz's for two pair. The river brought the and Katz found a double up to leave Petrangelo on the short stack.
Dmitry Yurasov check-called 32,000 on a flop against Joe McKeehen. The turn was the and Yurasov check-called 100,000.
The river was the 
. Yurasov opted to bet 75,000 and McKeehen promptly called. The chip leader showed for two pair and McKeehen flung his hand into the muck.
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