Gergo Nagy raised to 210,000 from early position and was called by [Removed:508] on the button and big blind Tyler Brown.
The flop came K♠3♣K♥ and action checked to Nagy, who fired out another 100,000. Only Brown called as Crivello got out of the way.
The 2♠ fell on the turn and Brown checked again. Nagy used up a time bank before he moved all in for around 300,000 and Brown snap-folded.
Aaron Katz raised to 150,000 from under the gun and Conrad De Armas decided to three-bet to 540,000 from the button. the action folded back to Katz, and he went all-in, for around the 200,000 chips more than De Armas had in his stack. De Armas made the call and the race was on.
Conrad De Armas: A♦K♣10♣7♠
Aaron Katz: A♣J♦10♥5♥
Katz flopped top pair on 8♣4♦J♥, and the turn 3♥ gave gim a flush draw as well. The 6♥ river completed said flush, and De Armas gave some handshakes and left the tournament room.
Dash Dudley raised to 210,000 in the cutoff and Isaac Haxton called on the button, the blinds folded.
The flop came J♥6♥3♠ and Dudley jammed for 325,000, Haxton called.
Dash Dudley: A♣J♣J♠3♦
Isaac Haxton: J♦9♥7♣6♦
The two pair of Haxton were no good and he needed running cards to knock out the runner-up of last year's edition. Nothing changed on the 6♠ turn and 4♥ river as Dudley doubled with the superior full house.
Level: 19
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
The players are now enjoying a 15-minute break before the bubble phase of the tournament will commence.
Jesse Lonis raised the pot to 175,000 from under the gun and Ian Matakis three-bet the pot to 600,000 from two seats over. Shaun Deeb in the big blind was covered by that and reluctantly folded.
Lonis went into the tank and used one time bank before also folding as well.
"I had a seven-high run down, double suited," Deeb mentioned in the table chat.
Just as players were leaving for break, Tyler Smith and [Removed:422] went heads-up on a board of 10♥K♠5♣7♦ when Smith, on the button, bet 400,000.
Soyirgaz called in early position and the K♥ fell on the river. He checked and Smith now checked behind. Soyirgaz turned over 10♠9♣, but Smith showed him K♦Q♠Q♥4♠ for trip kings to take the pot before heading off.
Adam Hendrix opened from under the gun for 125,000 chips. Keith Lehr was in the cutoff and three-bet the pot to 450,000, leaving roughly 220,000 chips behind. The action folded back to Hendrix, who made the call.
The flop came 9♦8♠6♠ and Lehr quipped: "Go ahead and check, I'm betting in the dark." Hendrix was unimpressed by Lehr antics, however, and opted to bet Lehr's remaining chips himself. Lehr made the call and their cards hit the felt.
Keith Lehr: A♦A♣K♣9♥
Adam Hendrix: Q♣10♦9♣8♠
Hendrix outlflopped Lehr's aces with two pair, and when the turn came the 8♥, he improved to a full house. The 2♦ river was a big blank and Lehr exited the tournament with five tables remaining.
Kabeelan Rajamurthy raised to 125,000 and Aaron Katz called on the button. The duo headed to the A♣9♥5♦ flop on which Rajamurthy bet 125,000 and Katz called. That led them to the 5♣ turn on which Rajamurthy check-folded to a bet.
One table over, Alex Foxen three-bet the pot only for Anthony Marsico to four-bet the pot from the next seat. The initial raiser and Foxen folded, sending the latter below one million for the first time in many hours.
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