Down to around 55,000 in chips, Katie Swift three-bet jammed over a raise by Kenneth Neri and was quickly called for the following showdown to unfold.
Katie Swift: 
Kenneth Neri: 
The overcards got there on the 
board and that spelled the end for the Grosvenor sponsored pro from the UK.
There was about 45,000 in on the 
river and Jorge Hou asked the dealer to spread the pot so he could get an accurate count.
He then took his time before betting 40,000 and Sergio Aido on his left quickly folded.
Both players are down a few chips from their start-of-day stacks here in Level 13.
Jesse Sylvia raised to 9,000 and got called by Christian Rudolph next to him.
The flop showed 
and the duo checked to see the 
on the turn. Sylvia led out for 21,000 and Rudolph called.
The landed on the river and after a check from Sylvia, Rudolph fired 54,000. Sylvia went deep into the tank and folded his hand after a few minutes.
There was a pot of about 125,000 in the middle with the board reading 
. From middle position, Ali Imsirovic moved all in to force Ankim Shah to make a decision for his tournament life.
Shah sat back silently and considered it. He landed on the decision to call as he leaned forward and put his chips in the middle. Imsirovic tabled the 
for two pair. Shah got up and showed his beaten 
as Imsirovic took the large boost to his stack.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are heading on their second break of the day, 25 minutes to accomodate a color up. The second level played today featured plenty of action, with large stacks starting to grow around the rooms. Players are positioning themselves for deep runs as the field makes it way toward the money.
Stay tuned right here to PokerNews as we get closer to the money as the day moves along.
A reraise to 24,000 was in front of Chanracy Khun and he then faced the push by Rene Knapp for 263,500 total. Khun had his opponent covered by very few chips and he gave it plenty of thought before folding.
Various other assorted counts from nearby tables can be found below.
Action was caught on the 
turn with around 30,000 in the pot. Nikhil Gera checked in the big blind and Ali Imsirovic bet 9,500 from the hijack. Gera called.
Gera checked the 
river before his opponent bet 24,000. Gera mucked and Imsirovic raked in the pot.
A raise to 16,000 was in front of Nabil Cardoso and he then faced the all-in of Corey Hochman for 53,500 total from one seat over. After mulling it over for a while, Cardoso called with the far superior stack.
Corey Hochman:
Nabil Cardoso: 
Cardoso picked up some straight outs on the 
flop but Hochman prevailed thanks to the turn and river.
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