In a blind versus blind battle, Pat Lyons and Dennis Jensen each put in 1,100,000 before the flop.
On the 
flop, Lyons shoved for his last 1,700,000. "Don't make a bad call," he told Jensen.
Jensen gave it some thought for about two minutes before sliding his cards back to the dealer. Lyons claimed to have had pocket queens.
"Sometimes you play to see safe flops," Lyons said after the hand.
Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Hansen all-in for 1,450,000 and at risk because of Marc Walter.
Todd Hansen: 
Marc Walter: 
The board ran out 
and Hansen received the full double while Walter went down to under 2 million.
At another table, John Thorton was seen exiting the tournament area.
Todd Hansen was all in from the hijack for 1,200,000 and up against Marc Walter.
Todd Hansen:
Marc Walter:
The board ran out and Hansen doubled up.
On another table, John Thornton was eliminated by Bob McMillan, bringing the field down to 29 players.
Nicholas Dileo raised to 500,000 preflop from the cutoff and from the small blind, Dwayne Sullivan went all-in for 2,260,000. Dileo thought for about half a minute before calling.
Nicholas Dileo: 
Dwayne Sullivan: 
The flop came out 
and Dileo slammed the table in frustration as Sullivan hit his set. The turn 
and river 
did not improve Dileo and Sullivan acquired all of his chips.
Jonathan Ingalls had the edge in a preflop all in holding the 
vs the 
of his opponent.
The board ran out safe for the kings as it came 
and Ingalls added more to his growing stack.
Daniel Lujano raised pre-flop from the cutoff before Carlo Darelli moved all in from the small blind for 800,000.
Lujano went into the tank for a few moments. "Alright, let's go," he eventually said before calling.
Carlo Darelli: 
Daniel Lujano:
"All spades," Darelli pleaded, but he didn't get his wish as the 
flop gave Lujano a pair of jacks. Darelli paired his seven on the 
turn but missed the river to bust.
Level: 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
Rhonda Shepek was down to around 450,000 and got them in the middle pre-flop. She was called by Ken Coplon.
Rhonda Shepek:
Ken Coplon:
Shepek paired her ten on the flop, but she improved no further on the runout and the last woman remaining in the field hit the rail.
Carlo Darelli was all in for his short stack in a three-way hand as PokerNews was called over on the flop that read 
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Barry Seidman was also all in in a side pot with Dennis Jensen who had him covered.
Carlo Darelli: 
Barry Seidman: 
Dennis Jensen: 
Jensen had a set of eights, Seidman had the flush draw and Darelli was hoping for a straight. The turn was the and the river came the to dramatically save Darelli and Jensen won the larger pot while Seidman was sent away.
Players are down to the final four tables of the event.
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