Keith Block raised all in from the small blind for 128,000 effective, and Laurence Goldstein made the call from the big blind.
Laurence Goldstein: A♣4♦ 
Keith Block: 5♦2♠
The board went horrible for Goldstein with A♠10♣7♠5♣2♣, and Block's two pair won the pot.
Rama Pakala jammed for 106,000 from under the gun and was called by Brian Baron in middle position.
Rama Pakala: A♦J♦
Brian Baron: 9♦9♠
Pakala was in the lead and even hit a full house on 4♥Q♦K♣4♠9♥ to eliminate Pakala.
Action was picked up with two players all-in before the flop.
Bryant Morrison: Q♣Q♠
Nate Castro: K♠K♥
Castro was ahead with his kings and wanting to continue his run, Morrison started calling for a queen to fall on the board. Unfortunately, no queen arrived on the board of 10♠J♥7♠4♥10♦ sending Morrison out and adding to the growing stack of Castro.
After Glenn Sorrells limped from the hijack, it took about 10 seconds for Dorothy Ecaldre to limp as well from the cutoff. Le oldest player of the field Vince Burgio on the button took even longer to limp as well, and so did Bret Hansen in the small blind.
"It's the longest limped pot in the history of mankind," Mike Leah in the big blind joked before squeezing to 75,000. One after the other, all of his opponents folded so Leah scooped the pot.
Joseph Mattingly went all in and was at risk from middle position for roughly 110,000 and was called by Mark Bramley on the button.
Joseph Mattingly: Q♦J♠
Mark Bramley: A♠Q♥
The dealer ran out a board of 2♠A♦K♥3♠3♥ ending Mattingly's impressive run in Event #48.
Action was picked up as Bobby Buckingham was all in against Herbert Karp.
Bobby Buckingham: Q♣10♣
Herbert Karp: A♠K♠
The board ran out 7♥3♦7♣3♣2♠, and Buckingham was eliminated.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
441 players are on a 75-minute dinner break. Play will resume around 19:20 with blinds at 5,000/10,000/10,000.
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