Action was picked up with three players engaged in an all-in showdown.
Shan Gu: J♣3♠ 
Gregory Crysel: A♦K♣
Joseph Berg: A♠Q♣
With no one hitting the double-paired board of 8♠7♠8♦10♦10♥, the pot was chopped between Crysel and Berg with their ace-kickers, sending Gu to the rail.
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Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Remaining players in the $500 Industry Employees Event are now on a 15-minute break.
Play will resume at 5,000/10,000/10,000 blind level.
The hand was in progress with two players looking at a flop of K♥Q♦10♠ and a pot of around 65,000. Philip Restivo check-called after Mark Kawamoto fired 23,000 in the pot.
Restivo decided to lead on the A♥ turn for 75,000, which Kawamoto called after a few seconds. The 2♥ river dropped and Restivo announced he was all in without any hesitation. After asking to see Restivo's chips, Kawamoto called, putting his opponent at risk.
Restivo declared "I have two pair," but Kawamoto didn't respond, waiting for him to show first. Restivo showed A♦K♣ for top two pair, which didn't beat Kawamoto's straight with A♠J♠, eliminating Restivo in the process.
The hand began with a raise by Steven Nguyenpham in early position to 16,000.
Xia Wang came along from middle position calling the 16,000 raise.
Michael Reisman opted to play for it all, pushing all in. The table folded around to Nguyenpham, who decided on a call putting his tournament life at risk.
Wang got out of the way with a fold.
Steven Nguyenpham: 9♥9♠
Michael Reisman: 5♥5♠
Nguyenpham began with a nice lead over Reisman and the 3♠2♦Q♠ flop kept it that way; however, Reisman spiked the 5♣ on the turn to take a commanding lead.
The 2♠ river sealed Nguyenpham's fate, eliminating him from the event.
Robert Beck jammed under the gun for 23,000. He got called by John Arbe in the small blind and Pedro Green, who is currently the chipleader at the table.
Arbe and Green checked to the river on a board of K♠9♠9♣8♠2♦.
Robert Beck instantly turned over 9♦6♦ for trip nines, which was enough to win the pot and to triple up.
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