Kevin Nathan called in the small blind and in the big blind, Robert Sun checked his option.
The flop came down 
and Nathan led out for 135,000 on the flop. Sun raised to 330,000 which Nathan responded to by going all-in for 1,700,000 and Sun snap-called.
Kevin Nathan: 
Robert Sun: 
The board ran out 
and the two pair of sun held up to send down Nathan's kings and eliminate him from the tournament.
There was a preflop all in in action as David Meredith was at risk.
David Meredith: 
Stuart Hosen: 
Hosen was looking to hold and add more chips to his stack. The flop came 
to give Meredith an open ender.
The turn was the 
and the river came the 
to hold for Hosen as Meredith's day was done.
Jeff Norman moved all in for around 550,000 and was up against Stuart Taylor.
Jeff Norman: 
Stuart Taylor: 
The 
flop gave Norman a set of sevens to come from behind. He held up as the board ran out 
to earn the double up.
"That's the second two-outer he's gotten," a tablemate said.
Scotter Clark had a simple reaction to the hand: "Poker is stupid."
Paul Nguyen raised to 135,000 from the hijack and from the button Kyle Brown re-raised to 275,000. Action folded around to Nguyen who thought about it for some time and then called.
The flop of 
was checked through to the turn of 
. Paul Nguyen went deep into the tank and thought for over a minute about his decision. The whole table started making jokes about the lenth of time of the hand and Nguyen checked. Brown bet 400,000 and Nguyen folded.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Action was on the turn with the board reading 
. Matthew Shiladeh moved all in and got snap called by Marc Walter.
Walter had the for a set while Shiladeh had the 
for top pair. The river was the 
and Walter gathered in the nice pot.
Jonathan Ingalls is currently sitting on a stack of around 3,000,000 and a drink in front of him.
"Jonathan Ingalls has started drinking," he said, a potential warning for the rest of the field.
Bob McMillan raised to 155,000 from the button and Brian Orrico called out of the small blind. From the big blind, Bruno Lopes then shoved all in, having both players well covered.
McMillan quickly folded, but Orrico went into the tank for a few minutes. He eventually folded and Lopes showed him 
.
"That's two times in a row you've got me. I had ace-queen," Orrico said, celebrating by raising his arms in the air and leaning back in his chair after his fold that may have saved his tournament life.
Clyde Reed raised to 160,000 in early position and from the hijack, Scott Epstein raised to 400,000. In the small blind Sean Moore went all-in for 1,700,000 which Reed folded to and Epstein snap-called.
Sean Moore: 
Scott Epstein: 
The flop came out 
which gave Moore a gutshot and no improvement to the hand, but the turn and river 
made Moore three aces to acquire the better hand. Moore's stack went over 3,600,000 and Epstein was left with 115,000.
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