Levy Wins the Race
Level 19
: 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante
Marc Levy opened from under the gun and James Ladeira moved all in for 159,000 from the small blind. Levy made the call.
Marc Levy: 
James Ladeira: 
The board ran out 
and Levy's eights held up.
Ladeira was left with a single 1,000 chip.
"Let's go!" said Ladeira, hopeful he could make his chip and a chair work for him. "And I have the button!"
Despite his positivity, Ladeira busted a few hands later.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
339,000 | 91,000 |
|
Busted |
, pairing Ferraro's ace and putting him ahead and leaving Yunis just two cards away from elimination. That changed quickly though, as the 
turn gave Yunis a set to put him back out in front, before the 
river completed the board. Yunis' set was good, and he collected the double up, leaving Ferraro with just two big blinds.
flop gave him a full house, putting him well ahead, but still leaving Konnikova with outs. None of those outs came though, as the board finished out 
. Fragoso's full house was still good, giving him the double up.
and about 100,000 sat in the pot. 
and Yoon scooped the pot that eliminated Anaya.
turn, Renard checked once more. Song bet 105,000. After some thought, Renard called. 
and Renard checked. Song thought for a while before announcing "all in," a bet of 450,000 effective. With his tournament on the line, Renard thought for about three minutes before making the call.
. Renard looked at his cards, bent them tightly, and threw them into the muck before they could be revealed. Song took down the pot to give him a large percentage of the chips at his table with only two players standing between him and Day 3.
. Katchalov led from the big blind for 12,000 before Waigel put in the raise to 40,000. Katchalov made the call after the button folded. 
