With plenty of chips already in, David Halpern jammed a 
flop for 86,000 and Jan Collado called all in for his last few chips. Bryce Yockey asked for a count on Halpern's jam and eventually called.
Jan Collado: 
David Halpern: 
Bryce Yockey: 
"Wow, I am in better shape than I thought," Collado said in table chat. He would find no help on the 
turn and 10h] river to bust, and Halpern more than doubled in the hand.
Ian O'Hara raised to 30,000 from middle position, and Antonios Rouggeris three-bet to 108,000 from the cutoff. O'Hara called.
O'Hara checked a 
flop to Rouggeris, who pushed his last 48,000 in the pot. O'Hara didn't look thrilled, but made the call.
Antonios Rouggeris:
Ian O'Hara: 
Rouggeris would hold on the turn and 
river to earn the double.
The next two casualties in the money are Jonathan Zarin and Joshua Tieman.
Zarin got it in after a 
flop with the 
for the flush draw and a straight draw. Joel Feldman held 
fo top set and blocked two of the straight outs. The 
turn instantly ended all hopes of Zarin, and the 
river was a formality.
The cards were already on their backs with Melad Marji at risk holding the 
and facing big stack Luke Schwartz and his 
.
Marji had flopped an open-ended straight draw on 
, but the 
turn and river provided no help.
"Sometimes the fish get a hand," Schwartz joked.
Ben Lamb raised to 42,000 from middle position, and was called by Florian Fuchs on the button as well as James Park in the big blind.
Park checked the flop to Lamb, who jammed for 89,000. Both Fuchs and Park called. Action checked through the turn and river, and Fuchs tabled 
. Lamb had that beat with his for top set, and after Park mucked, he tripled up.
Frank Koopmann flopped a straight with 
when the chips went in against Petko Tsakov on a 
flop.
Tsakov turned over the for top set and the 
turn left Koopmann drawing dead, which made the 
river a formality.
Right after, Martin Kozlov departed from one table over after he sneaked into the money with just four big blinds.
In the first hand back from the break and the ninth hand on the bubble, Ray Henson raised the pot to 30,000 first to act and Scott Bohlman flat-called from the small blind to see the 
flop. Bohlman bet the pot for 72,000 and called the shove of Henson for some 30,000 more.
Ray Henson:
Scott Bohlman:
The turn gave Henson some further outs while Bohlman picked up a flush draw. After the river, Bohlman improved further to a flush ad Henson was crowned the bubble boy.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 0
The final seventy-nine players are off on their final fifteen-minute break of the evening. When they return, hand-for-hand play will continue until the bubble boy is eliminated.
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