Matt Glantz raised the cutoff and Frank Yakubson three bet the button, forcing the blinds out and Glantz made the call.
The dealer spread a flop of Q♦8♥3♦, and Glantz check-called a bet.
When the 4♥ hit the turn, Glantz checked once more and Yakubson fired a bet. That was enough to drag the pot as Glantz mucked his hand.
On a heads-up turn of 8♠10♣8♣Q♣, Blake Hernandez got the last of his chips in the middle against Frank Yakubson.
Blake Hernandez: K♣10♥
Frank Yakubson: 8♥9♠
"Come on, gimme a flush," Hernandez pleaded, but the river was the blank 5♦ for Yakubson to win with his trip eights and Hernandez was sent to the payout desk.
Ian Johns opened on the button and Damien Pilkington Lewis defended the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 6♣4♠3♦ and Lewis check-called a bet from Johns.
The 5♠ turn was checked through to the 10♥ river and Lewis checked once more. Johns fired a bet, and Lewis took about 20 seconds before making the call.
Johns tabled A♠10♦ for a pair of tens on the river, and Lewis mucked his hand.
Ken Deng opened in the small blind and Jim Collopy defended the big blind.
The dealer spread flop of J♥8♣3♥, and Deng continued with a bet. Collopy called.
The J♦ fell on the turn and Deng fired another bet across the line. Collopy dropped one chip at a time as he made the call.
The 8♥ river paired the board once again, and Deng continued to bet. Collopy wasted no time making the call and Deng tabled 7♠7♣ for a counterfeit two pair before Collopy showed A♥7♦.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000-10,000
Limits: 10,000-20,000
The 38 remaining players have reached their second 15-minute break of the day.
Brian Tate opened under the gun and Daniel Budovsky three-bet on the button. Kerry Welsh called in the big blind, and Tate made the call as well.
The dealer spread a flop of Q♣9♣6♠ and the action checked to Budovsky who fired a bet. Only Welsh called.
The 10♣ turn was checked through to see the 6♥ on the river and Welsh fired a bet. Budovsky called.
Welsh tabled K♣10♠, for a pair of tens on the turn and Budovsky mucked his hand while saying, "You deserve that one."
After getting most of his chips into the middle preflop, Blake Hernandez got the rest of them in on the flop of K♣4♣10♦ and was called by Alex Keating.
"I think I got this one," Hernandez said as he tabled 10♠10♣ for a set of tens versus the A♠9♠ of Keating.
The runout of 7♥J♠ changed nothing and Hernandez was pushed the pot for the double.
Phil Hellmuth limped the small blind and Bradley Webert checked his option.
The dealer fanned a flop of A♠K♣5♦, and Hellmuth fired a bet. Webert called.
The 10♣ turn and the 5♠ river received checks from both players and Hellmuth announced jack-high. Webert pulled in the pot with a pair of kings when he tabled K♠6♠.
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