Rittie Chuaprasert made a river bet of 100,000 into a pot of close to 200,000 on a wet board that read 
. Danny Chang considered the bet and thought for about a minute before folding his hand. Chuaprasert showed 
and Chang nodded his head glad that he made the lay down.
A short stack ended up all in with 
on a 
flop and Pedro Marques made the call with 
. Another club on the turn immediately secured the knockout for Marques with the nut flush.
Kevin Saul opened under the gun and got called in three spots. On the 
flop, Andrew Pantling checked from the big blind and Saul bet 12,000. Brian Park called a few seats over, the fourth player folded, and Pantling shoved for 54,500. Saul reraised to 103,000, folding out Park.
Pantling shook his head and turned over 
for a flush draw, and Saul tabled 
for the current nuts. They got nuttier on the turn when the 
hit to leave Pantling out the door even before the river arrived.
There was two-way action after the flop with around 20,000 in the middle and a board showing 
.
Adrien Allain jammed his remaining 63,500 in the middle from late position and Marko Maher snapped him from the button.
Marko Maher: 
Adrien Allain:
Allain was open-ended but Maher held top pair and kicker with the nut flush and broadway draw. As an 81 percent favorite to win the hand, Maher was looking golden until the dealer peeled off the 
on the turn giving Allain a the nut straight.
Maher still had outs but was unable to hit as the river fell a brick with the 
and Allain came away with a double.
The player in the hijack raised to 7,500 and Jean-Robert Bellande called from the small blind.
They checked to the turn of a 
board where Bellande bet 15,000. His opponent bumped it to 40,000 and Bellande called.
The river was the 
, Bellande checked, his opponent bet 40,000 and Bellande folded.
Allen Cunningham and an opponent were all in on an 
board, with the latter at risk for 175,000. Cunningham held 
for two pair, while his opponent had for top pair and a straight draw. The river was the and Cunningham knocked one out to soar to 550,000.
Further assorted counts from Pavilion Black are attached.
Yee How Lee got his stack in out of the blinds and initial raiser Richard Barabino called with the .
Lee was in trouble holding 
and the flop all but sealed his fate. The 
turn made things official and the river was a mere formality.
The remaining 2,050 players have been sent into a 65-minute dinner break until 5.30 p.m. local time and some 13 minutes remain to be played in the current level.
Once the players return, the three feature tables will be in action with live action broadcasted on ESPN.
Here’s a look at some recent highlights from play:
The current chip leader appears to be Andrew Brokos, recently featured on PokerNews, with more than 1.2 million in chips.
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