The remaining 110 players are going on the final 15-minute break of the night. Play will resume in Level 13 with blinds at 1,500/3,000/4,500 ante and three more levels are on the schedule for the evening.
Hye Park raised to 5,500 under the gun and Nick Pupillo called in the big blind. Pupillo then stood pat and Park drew one.
The players checked it down and Pupillo's QxJx10x9x4x won at showdown.
Arriving to the table with 50,000 chips in the middle and after the draws had happened. The player in the small blind checked to Christopher Claassen in the big blind.
Claassen then jammed all in for 64,000, sending the small blind into the tank. Eventually, he made the call, leaving himself just 1,500 in chips behind.
Claassen showed 7x6x5x3x2x for a seven-low, and the small blind merely flashed his cards before adding them to the muck.
The small blind was eliminated by Patrick Leonard the next hand. Leonard then told PokerNews that Claassen would definitely be inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame later in his career.
The player under the gun opened for 5,000, Alexander Kell jammed all in for 37,000, and Dan Shak four-bet all in for 72,000.
The player under the gun eventually folded, after which Shak stood pat. Kell thought about it for a while before drawing one card, and the players showed down.
Dan Shak: 10x8x5x4x2x
Alexander Kell: 9x4x3x2x
Kelly allegedly broke a ten-nine, and he was rewarded as a 7x gave him a superior hand, and he doubled up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 3,500
Philip Sternheimer opened to 5,500 from middle position and Jon Turner defended from the big blind.
Turner drew two, while Sternheimer took one and bet 8,500 when checked to. Turner thought for a while before he reluctantly tossed in calling chips, as he explained, "I block a few cards."
"You're using that fancy term again," replied Sternheimer as he turned over 10x8x6x4x2x for the winner.
Quan Zhou got his final few chips in from the small blind and was called by Melanie Weisner in the big blind. Zhou drew one while Weisner stood pat.
Quan Zhou: 10x7x6x5x 
Melanie Weisner: Jx8x6x5x3x
Zhou peeled a no-sider, but it was a Ax, resulting in his demise.
Elsewhere, Phill Hellmuth's and Scott Seiver's seats were also found left empty.
Arriving when the cards had already been drawn, Quan Zhou checked from middle position to the player in the cutoff, who bet 12,000 chips into a pot of 22,500.
Marcel Vonk then quickly called on the button, and Zhou followed suit after thinking it through. The cutoff showed 8x6x5x5x3x for a pair of fives and Vonk tabled 9x7x5x4x3x for a nine-seven.
Zhou's cards flew into the muck as he was left with five big blinds.
Nick Guagenti got his final 20,000 or so chips in from the small blind against Dario Alioto on the button. Guagenti stood pat while Alioto drew one.
Nick Guagenti: Jx10x8x5x2x
Dario Alioto: 10x5x4x3x
Alioto turned over an 8x as final card, winning the pot and eliminating Guagenti.
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