Steven Forman went all in and was at risk from under the gun for 33,000. Stephen Buell called him from under the gun plus one with roughly 70,000 left in his stack. The rest of the table folded, and the players were off to the races.
Steven Forman: 9♥9♠ 
Stephen Buell: A♥J♦
The dealer ran out a board of Q♥10♥4♠Q♦8♥, securing a much-needed double up for Forman.
Brandon Metcalf raised to 7,000 under the gun and with action folded around tot he big blind, Sean Winter gave Metcalf action by calling.
The flop came 5♥A♠J♦ and Winter checked. Metcalf fired another 4,000 in the pot and got called by his opponent again.
The turn K♣ went check-check and on the river J♥ Winter led out with 15,000 to be called by Metcalf.
The duo smiled when they realized they had exactly the same hand - Winter with A♣4♣ and Metcalf with A♦4♦. The dealer divided the pot between the two with no further fuss.
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Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The remaining 500 players are on a 20-minute break.
Lisa Tan was in the small blind and limped into the big blind. Clement Michaud, put in a raise to 7,000. Tan thought for a minute and, with one fluid motion, put in a stack of reds which was enough to put Michaud all in. Michaud quickly folded and headed for the break.
Action was picked up with hands and chips in the middle of the felt in a heads-up showdown between Dwayne Vetter and Jesse Kertland.
Dwayne Vetter: A♠K♦
Jesse Kertland: 8♣8♠
Vetter was on his feet when the board was dealt looking to see if one of his overcards would hit. But Kertland's eights stood firm on the runout of 5♠6♠2♦6♦4♦ sending Vetter to hit the rails.
Mike Chang raised to 5,000 from middle position, with Bin Weng calling from the button and Roi Sabag joining in from the big blind. Action checked through on a 9♠10♥A♣ flop.
The turn brought the 6♠, and after another check, Weng bet 7,000. Sabag folded, and Chang called.
The river was the 8♦; Chang checked, Weng fired 25,500, and Chang folded. As he raked in the modest-sized pot, Weng flashed the 10♠ to his neighbor.
Noam Muallem raised from under the gun to 5,500, and Elvyn Bello three-bet to 15,500. Muallem then shoved his stack in for 110,000, and Bello made the call with 98,000 left.
Elvyn Bello: A♥K♣
Noam Muallem: Q♥Q♦
The board ran out with K♠3♦4♥2♦Q♠, and Muallem was saved on the river with a set, and Bellow was eliminated.
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