Alexandros Theologis raised from early position to 7,000 and was called by both Michael Marder from middle position and Steven Lascola in the big blind.
The flop came 
and action was checked to Marder. He fired out 6,000 and only Theologis called.
On the turn 
, Theologis check-raised a bet of 20,000 from Marder, up to 65,000. Marder took some time before re-raising all-in and Theologis quickly folded.
From the button Adrian Mateos bet 21,000 and only Daniel Lazrus called from late position.
The flop came 
and Lazrus checked to Mateos who bet 16,000, and Lazrus called again.
After the 
turn was checked by Lazrus, Mateos carefully eyed his opponent's stack, and let 45,000 fall over the button. Lazrus shuffled his chips for a moment, and called to see the last card.
With a river 
2x WSOP bracelet winner Lazrus checked with one finger to the continually aggressive, 4x WSOP bracelet winner, and Mateos threw out 125,000. It was a bet big enough to put Lazrus all in.
Lazrus folded by tapping his cards with his palm, and pushing them in the middle.
Recently crowned WSOP bracelet winner Raj Vohra is back in play and the table recounted how he got a double up.
On a 
flop, Vohra bet 10,000 and Jimmy D'Ambrosio called. The turn was a 
and Vohra shoved for 27,000. D'Ambrosio called and Vohra was at risk.
Raj Vohra: 
Jimmy D'Ambrosio: 
D'Ambrosio had Vohra dead to rights, but that run good from Vohra's latest victory kicked in as he drilled a on the river to double with a full house.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Players take their first 15 minute break of the day.
Joseph Dogar was all in and at risk preflop for his last 17,500 against Dietrich Fast.
Joseph Dogar: 
Dietrich Fast: 
The 
runout was no help to Dogar as he was eliminated.
Jimmy D'Ambrosio was under the gun and bet 5,000, only Petar Kelav looked him up from the big blind.
The flop came 
and Kelav bet 13,000 into D'Ambrosio, who called.
After the turn of , Kelav went all in for another 39,000.
D'Ambrosio looked him up and down and asked, "Sure you got it, kid?" before making the call.
Petar Kelav: 
Jimmy D'Ambrosio: 
Kelav was bluffing into D'Ambrosio's flopped two pair, and the didn't offer any help.
D'Ambrosio scooped the large pot, and Kelav was eliminated.
The flop of 
was up to Brian Borst in the small blind and he bet 7,000 into Roman Hrabec in the cutoff, who raised it to 18,000. Boranborst called.
The turn was the 
, and Borst checked to Hrabec, who also checked.
Borst bet 18,000 on the river , which Hrabec raised all in for another 25,000, and Borst quickly called.
Roman Hrabec: 
Brian Borst: 
The river made Hrabec a broadway straight, but also gave Borst the full house, and Hrabec was eliminated.
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