The action was picked up preflop when Nicholas Verderamo was all-in and called by Kevin Odonnell putting Verderamo at risk for his tournament life.
Nicholas Verderamo: 
Kevin Odonnell: 
Verderamo would need help on the board and it ran out 
giving Verderamo a flush on the river as he scooped the pot to double up.
Christopher Horvath was down to around 100,000 when he called a shove from the small blind against Ugur Secilmis.
"There comes a time in a tournament when it's your time to die," Horvath said, turning over 
. Secilmis had woken up with 
.
The flop came down 
. "How about a ten for a sweat," Horvath asked, but he didn't get his wish as the 
left him drawing dead before the 
on the river.
Christopher Stallkamp opened to 120,000 from middle position. Michael Lech shoved all-in from the small blind putting his tournament life at risk and Stallkamp called, covering him.
Michael Lech:
Christopher Stallkamp: 
The board ran out 
and Stallkamp eliminated Lech with a pair of eights.
PokerGo's Donnie Peters moved all in for his last 305,000 from the cutoff. In the small blind, Damien Simon re-shoved and the big blind folded.
Donnie Peters: 
Damien Simon:
The board ran out 
and Peters hit the rail shortly after returning from break.
Level: 27
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
Players are now on their first 15-minute break of the day.
Justin Arnwine moved all in pre-flop, his Hello Kitty figurine going in the middle with his chips, and was up against Frank Hughes.
Frank Hughes: 
Justin Arnwine:
Arnwine would come out on top of this coin flip as the board came 
. The stacks were counted down and Arnwine's 1,400,000 had Hughes covered.
Ryan Vanderpoorten shoved all-in preflop for around 160,000 and Reem Kazaz called from behind, covering him.
Ryan Vanderpoorten: 
Reem Kazaz:
The board ran out 
and Kazaz spikes a pair of tens on the flop to knockout Vanderpooten.
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