Action was picked up with both the small blind and button having moved all in. Genia Frenkel had both players covered and made the call.
Button: 
Small blind: 
Genia Frenkel: 
Frenkel was ahead of both opponents and in great position to score the double knockout. The 
runout did nothing to change that, and Frenkel scooped the big pot, sending both opponents to the rail.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
After the raise to 2,000 from Jimmy Tidwell under the gun got calls from the cutoff and small blind, the big blind moved all in for 29,500. Tidwell made the call with his opponent covered. The rest of the table got out of the way and it was time for showdown.
Opponent: 
Jimmy Tidwell:
Tidwell was behind, and the 
flop did nothing to change that, but the 
on the turn gave him a pair to put him out in front. The 
on the river helped neither player, and Tidwell's pair of jacks were still good, sending his opponent to the rail.
After the hijack put in a raise to 4,400, Howard Mazer reraised to 11,600 on the button. The hijack was the only caller, and it was heads-up action to the flop.
On the 
flop, the hijack moved all in for about 15,000. Mazer made the call with his opponent covered.
Opponent: 
Howard Mazer: 
With Mazer behind, the 
turn did nothing. However, the 
river improved Mazer to two pair, more than enough to bust his opponent's pocket kings, giving Mazer the pot, and sending his opponent to the rail.
A raise to 1,200 came from early position, getting a call from middle position before the button reraised to 4,500, getting calls from George Hemphill in the small blind, as well as the players in early and middle position.
On the 
flop, action checked around to the button who fired for 6,000. Hemphill called before a shove of 21,100 came from early position. The middle position player and button got out of the way, before Hemphill put in the call with his opponent covered.
Opponent: 
George Hemphill:
Hemphill was ahead with his jacks, and the 
runout offered no help to his opponent, who was sent to the rail. As Hemphill stacked his winnings, the button lamented his decision to fold, saying "I can't believe I folded chop suey," seeming to imply he held pocket jacks as well, "I thought you had a bigger pair."
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Action was picked up with around 25,000 in the pot and a board of 
.
The late position player fired for 10,000. Eugene Shuster, on the button, moved all in with the effective stack of about 22,000. After a bit of thought, his opponent made the call.
Opponent: 
Eugene Shuster: 
Both players had trip aces, but Shuster was ahead with his top kicker against his opponent's second kicker. When the 
river hit, Shuster let out a loud "Yes!" as the pot was his. He raked in his winnings, doubling his stack.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Players are now on their first 20 minute break of the day.
Action was picked up after the cutoff had moved all in for 7,700. Vincent Russell, from under the gun, raised to isolate, putting a tall stack of pink 5,000 chips and yellow 1,000 chips into the middle, for a raise of more than a starting stack. He successfully isolated the cutoff, as the rest of the table folded, and it was time for showdown.
Cutoff: 
Vincent Russell: 
Russell had his opponent dominated, but the 
flop gave his opponent an open ended straight draw. The 
turn gave the opponent even more outs. Any queen, seven, eight, or nine would keep the cutoff alive. Instead, the river secured the pot for Russell, who has quickly built one of the largest stacks in the field.
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