There was a massive pot brewing between Ruslan Nazarenko from under the gun and defending champ Alan Sternberg from the small blind.
All of Sternberg's chips went into the middle after a 
flop and Nazarenko called.
Alan Sternberg: 
Ruslan Nazarenko: 
Sternberg held a pair of aces but was out-flopped by Nazarenko holding two-pair.
Neither the 
turn nor the 
river changed a thing and Sternberg reentered the tournament shortly after.
There was heads-up action between David Prociak from the hijack and John Beauprez from the small blind with the 
on the board after the turn.
Beauprez check-called the 12,000 bet from Prociak and the 
river was checked by both players.
Beauprez rolled over 
but it was no good as Prociak held 
to win the pot with a queen-high straight.
After three players saw a 
flop for 15,000 a pop, the player under the gun led out for 18,000 and only Steven Forman called from the cutoff.
The turn came the 
and Forman called a 12,000 bet to see the 
complete the board on the river.
Action went check-check and Forman rolled over 
to win the pot with eights full of sevens.
There was three-way action with a board showing and roughly 30,000 in the middle.
The big blind check-folded after the hijack fired out 15,000 and Noah Schwartz jammed for just 500 more from the button.
His opponent called and the dropped the on the river. Schwartz rolled over 
for kings full of jacks and it was good enough to keep his tournament alive.
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Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
Anthony Zinno raised from the cutoff and was called by John Beauprez from the small blind along with Michael Prendergast from the big blind.
The 
flop saw Beauprez lead out for 1,500 and only Zinno called to see the fall on the turn.
Beauprez checked his option and quickly mucked after Zinno fired out 4,000.
There was heads-up action between Michael Hudson from the button and Jacco Hester from the big blind.
The board read 
and Hester led out for 12,000 only to call the 45,000 raise from Hudson.
Hudson quickly showed for kings full of queens and it was good as Hester mucked 
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