Peter Kamaras raised to 55,000 from early position. Roger Janes direct to his left three-bet to 200,000. Action folded back to Kamaras who four-bet all in for 760,000 effective. Janes made the call.
Roger Janes: 
Peter Kamaras: 
Janes was way ahead and secured the double up as the board ran out 
.
Jarvis Postnikoff bet 300,000 on the 
flop and James Woods obliged for his tournament life.
James Woods: 
Jarvis Postnikoff: 
Woods had already flopped the flush and the runout was no good for Postnikoff as Woods moved over a million. He started the day on one of the short stacks but now is above chip average.
Joining the action with cards on their backs. Joseph Bowers was all in.
Joseph Bowers: 
Steven Abramowitz: 
The board came out 
to Bowers delight as he yelled out in jubilation as he secured the double up.
Carolyn Niekerk has so many chips, that there's hardly room for another player to sit next to her.
Niekerk faced an all-in bet from Peter Wikoff on the 
river and she snap-called.
Niekerk turned over for the nut flush and she sent Wikoff to the rail.
She appears to be the chip leader at the moment.
Joining the action on the flop of 
Barny Boatman in the small blind checked to Bruce Olson in the cutoff who bet 100,000. Boatman instantly announces all in for 450,000. Olson thinks for a bit before making the call.
Barny Boatman:
Bruce Olson: 
Boatman was behind and didn't improve as the turn came 
and the river the 
to eliminate the Brit and two-time WSOP bracelet winner from the tournament. Meanwhile Charles Capobianco was also eliminated.
Joining the action on the flop of 
and action checked to David Schneider in middle position who bet 125,000. Wesley Nally in the big blind asked to look at Schneider's stack before going deep into the tank. He eventually announced all in for 430,000 effective. Schneider pondered and made the call.
David Schneider:
Wesley Nally: 
The turn was the 
which was no help for Schneider. However the 
on the river kept Schneider's tournament life alive. He said "Sometimes you get lucky" as he racked in the chips.
Massoud "Mike" Eskandari was already stacking chips from knocking out an opponent when he found another hand to play.
Eskandari called a raise of 55,000 from Joel Cohen to see the 
flop. Eskandari check-called another 50,000 and the turn brought the 
.
"Okay I'm all in," said Eskandari as he continued to stack his mountain of chips.
"Will you show me?" asked Cohen.
"No," said Eskandari.
"Will you tell what you had?" asked Cohen again.
"No," said Eskandari firmly.
"Will you meet him at the Eiffel Tower in ten years and tell him," Salvatore Busacca chimed in.
"What would you recommend?" asked Cohen.
"Fold so I can laugh about it for the rest of my life," said Eskandari.
Finally, the clock was called and Cohen mucked his holding.
Eskandari meanwhile, is nearing three million in chips.
Hollis Barnhart started the day with 370,000 and has run it up to 1,500,000 as he cracked ace-king with his ace-queen. Can he keep momentum?
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Joining the action on the turn on the board of 
and action checked through.
The river was the 
and Sharri Crawford bet 60,000 from the big blind. John Roveto called from the button. Crawford went to put her hand in the muck as she declared "I missed" as Roveto tabled 
for a pair of eights to win the pot.
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