The pot between chip leader Oscar Alache and an opponent was picked up on the river with the board showing 
.
The pot was already around 500K in chips and Alache's opponent had about 650K in chips behind. Alache bet 240K and his opponent called.
Alache showed 
and his opponent mucked his hand as Alache scooped it in to add to his chip lead.
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Players are on another 15-Minute Break
Harry Rubin raised all-in for 215K and was called by both Matthew Solitro and Harry Rubin to put him at risk for his tournament life.
In the side pot the board would run out 
. Vickrey would check to Solitro who bet 100K and was quickly called by Solitro.
The turn was 
and Vickrey would check this time. Solitro bet 300K and Vickrey check-raised to 600K. Solitro would four-bet all-in to put Vickrey at risk and he made the call.
Harry Rubin: 
Chris Vickrey: 
Matthew Solitro:
The river was 
giving Solitro a full house on the river. Solitro would eliminate both players to sit in good shape with 5.5 million in chips.
Olivier Brun got all his chips in the middle all-in for 615K and was called by Tomas Mora to put him at risk for his tournament life.
Olivier Brun:
Tomas Mora:
Brun would need a lot of help and it would come right on the flop with the board running out 
giving him a full house to crack the pocket aces of Mora.
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