Chino Rheem bet and Michael Sortino three-bet pot when the action got to him. Rheem re-potted and Sortino called to be all in and at risk.
Michael Sortino:
Chino Rheem:
The flop came to give Rheem a set of aces but leave Sortino with plenty of hope with a flush draw. Unfortunately for him, the board finished out and he was eliminated as Rheem scooped another big pot.
"Chino is close to 2.2 million, boys!" Eli Elezra informed the remaining players.
"Flopped top set and he's live to scoop me 'till the river," Rheem added.
Tim Seidensticker opened the action from middle position and Paul Volpe potted from the button. Daniel Zack went all in for 450,000 and was called by both Seidensticker and Volpe, who started the hand with 155,000.
Paul Volpe:
Daniel Zack:
Tim Seidensticker:
The flop came , giving Zack trip fours and putting him well out in front, though Volpe was drawing to a low.
The turn was the , giving Zack the full house.
The graced the river and Zack earned the full scoop while Volpe missed out on his low and was eliminated.
On the board, Josh Arieh potted it to 210,000 and Chino Rheem called.
They both checked down the river and Arieh announced "queens". Rheem turned over for the winning pair of kings, scooping the pot despite missing his nut low and nut flush draws.
Felipe Ramos was out of position in a heads-up pot against Dylan Lindsey on a board of .
Ramos checked on the flop and called a bet from Lindsey. Ramos checked again on the turn and Lindsey bet 75,000. Ramos raised all in and Lindsey went in the tank before folding to hold onto his remaining 230,000.
The remaining 32 players are on their final 15-minute break of the evening. They will play two more levels when they return and then will bag for the night.