The action folded around to the button who raised to 2,000 and Zachary Hench defended the big blind.
As the flop of 
fell, Hench announced he checked in the dark. The button continued for a bet of 2,500, which Hench called.
The turn 
and river 
got checked by both players. Hench tabled 
for two pairs on the flop and that was good enough to take down the pot.
Action was on the turn as the board read 
, Robby Gibbons was facing an all-in shove from his opponent which he took some time thinking before he called.
Gibbons had the 
for a set of sixes while his opponent had the flush with the 
.
But the river came the 
to pair the board and dramatically give Gibbons the pot who jumped up and gave a fist bump while his opponent was left without any chips.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
The players have reached their second 20-minute break of the day.
In a three-way pot, the flop was 
and there was approximately 25,000 already in the middle. The player first to act checked to Tom McCormick who shoved his remaining 10,500 in the middle and the player on his left ripped for more, forcing the first player out of the pot.
Tom McCormick: 
Opponent: 
McCormick's aces were behind the opponents' top two pairs and the 
on the turn changed nothing. The dealer dropped the 
on the river though giving him the Broadway straight to stay in the tournament.
With a board reading 
, the player first to act put in a bet of 5,000, and Hodges shoved for his entire stack of 15,800. The original bettor took about 30-seconds and eventually put in a call.
Jason Hodges: 
Opponent: 
Hodges had turned a full house and held when the landed on the river.
Three players committed 2,400 to the middle as they went to the flop that came the 
.
Samantha Perryman bet 4,500, her first opponent folded, then Ian Steinman raised the pot which was enough to put Perryman all-in. She thought for a couple of seconds before she called.
Samatha Perryman: 
Ian Steinman:
Steinman had the straight flush draw and a world of other outs to actually be ahead on percentage despite having the worst hand in the moment.
The turn was the to give Perryman the set of kings but it gave Steinman a double flush draw. Perryman faded the plethora of outs as the 
blank came on the river to give her the big double and leave Steinman with just a few chips.
On a board of 
, both Austin Remmel and his opponent put in 16,7000 each.
The river was the and the player first to act announced all-in for roughly 40,000 and Remmel snap-called. The player who jammed tabled 
for a set of tens on the river but was shown the bad news when Remmel tabled for the nut straight on the river. Remmel had the opponent covered, forcing him to stand up from the table.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
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