Ismael Bojang opened to 16,000 from the cutoff before Bryce Yockey made it 24,000 from the small blind. Jake Schwartz called in the big blind and Bojang also called.
Action checked to Bojang on the 
flop. He bet 8,000 and both players called. Bojang bet 16,000 on the 
turn which prompted two quick folds from his opponents.
Action was caught on the flop in a hand between Todd Brunson, Johannes Becker and Alex Livingston.
Alex Livingston, who was introducing his new bracelet to everybody on his table few minutes ago, was on the button.
Action checked through on the 
flop before Livingston bet on the turn. Brunson, who was first to act in that hand, folded, while Becker called.
On the 
river, Becker checked again. Livingston bet and then Becker raised. Livingston thought about it for a while before calling.
Becker quickly showed 
for a straight. Livingston mucked, and the chips went in the direction of Becker.
Freddy Deeb raised in late position, and Raymond Henson called from the button.
Deeb checked the 
flop and then raised following a bet from Henson. Deeb also bet the turn and the 
river.
Henson showed his 
(spade flush and 6-5 low); he was way ahead the 
(aces-up and seven-low) of Deeb.
Raymond Henson scooped the pot to become the chip leader.
On the very first hand of this level, Patrice Biton decided to defend his big blind after a raise from Yuval Bronshtein in middle position.
Biton check-called on the 
flop to see the on the turn. He checked then folded when facing another bet from Bronshtein.
As that hand progressed, Chris Bell left the tournament room after being felted by Jake Schwartz.
Level: 14
Limits: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
The 52 remaining players are on another scheduled 10-minute break.
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