After Brandon Sheils was short after falling from the top of the leaderboard, he got in his last 1,900,000 from middle position after a 1,000,000 open and call from two early position players.
It folded back to the original raiser who folded, before David Timmons called.
Brandon Sheils: 
David Timmons: 
The 
flop secured Sheil's fate, still a great run from the Brit.
Nellie Park had a player all in and at-risk preflop.
Shorter Stack: 
Nellie Park: 
Park was in the lead with pocket nines and the 
runout was good for her to score the knockout.
Park is one of three remaining ladies in the field. Libby Wilson and Natalie Hof are the other two.
With cards on their back, Wojciech Barzantny was all in from middle position against the big blind preflop. Barzantny was the at risk player.
Wojciech Barzantny: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
to give Barzantny two pair and the full double.
Action was picked with Nathan Gamble all in and at risk for his remaining 8,000,000 having been called by Arash Asadabadi who had him covered slightly.
Nathan Gamble:
Arash Asadabadi: 
The board ran out 
and Asadabadi hit one of his two outs to eliminate Gamble and collect a bounty.
Jorge Juri had a player all in and at-risk preflop.
Shorter Stack:
Jorge Juri:
Juri was in good shape with the better kicker, and the 
runout gave him the knockout.
His rail of fellow Columbians celebrated and came over to give him a hug. Juri also put his bounty slip right into the system and binked an extra $2,500 as the Columbian rail cheered some more.
Level: 34
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
Players will return at 00:32 a.m. local time, in around 10 minutes time. Two more 40-minutes will be played to end the day's play.
As we head into break, one of the biggest stacks in the room is Quincy Borland.
Borland has more than 20 million in chips in the later stages of the night.
Action was picked up on the turn between Matt Glantz and Jorge Juri with Juri in the big blind and Glantz in early position.
The board read 
and Juri checked to Glantz who bet 1,800,000 which Juri called.
The river came out a and Glantz bet 5,000,000 leaving himself 800,000 behind and after thinking about it for some time, Juri called and Glantz turned over for three aces king kicker and Juri mucked while Glantz' stack inflated once more.
At another table, Melanie Weisner was eliminated.
Natalie Hof is stacking even more chips as she continues her ascendency.
On a board of 
facing a 800,000 bet from the small blind with 3,000,000 in the pot, she decided a raise was in order, to 4,000,000 chips from mid position.
Her opponent checked his cards, thought for around 30 seconds, then mucked his holding.
The German poker player, mother and vegan nutritionist is looking to go better than her 8th place in Event #61: $10,000 No Limit Hold'em - Ladies Championship.
There is still a $100,000 bounty to be had with all players keeping one eye on the bounty screen.
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