Players are on break for 15 minutes.
Dan Smith, Chip Jett, and Roland Israelashvili all busted at the end of Level 14.
Check out some drama from the $10K Limit Championship while you wait.
We found Mike Ross with his last 3,500 going into the middle on fourth street against Henry Hull and Gregory Jamison. Jamison picked up a pair of eights on fifth street and bet the last three streets in the side pot.
Hull: 
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Jamison: /
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Ross: /
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Ross picked up four to a wheel and looked likely to survive, if not scoop. When Jamison's last bet was called, Ross showed 
for a straight and a six-low, but Jamison had 
for eights full.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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58,000 | -2,000 |
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50,000 | 26,400 |
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15,000 | -26,000 |
The following players picked up $2,291 for their performance.
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Busted |
Joshua Mammon had the 
and was all in for about 9,000, facing Ian Shaw with the 
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Shaw had kings in the hole while Mammon had ace-deuce for three low cards. Shaw spiked another ace on fourth for aces and kings, but Mammon found the help he needed as he hit a five and a three on his board to complete a wheel. Shaw couldn't recover for the high part of the pot as his hand failed to improve into a full house.
Mammon: 
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Shaw: 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
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33,000 | -15,200 |
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24,800 | -16,200 |
Michael Mizrachi had the betting lead against Ernest Bohn with three to a wheel on fifth and fired all of the big bet streets. Bohn called him all the way down.
Mizrachi: //
Bohn: /
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Mizrachi announced two pairs and showed 
along with , but Bohn had a straight to the ten with 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
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78,000 | 65,400 |
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53,000 | -43,000 |
Ted Forrest has been decorated with a WSOP bracelet more times than any other player in the remaining field. And it's a very talented field.
Forrest won three bracelets in 1993, added two more in 2004, and one in 2014. He's now looking to tie Billy Baxter and Men Nguyen with seven.
With his last 5,400 behind and his tournament life on the line at the beginning of the last level, Forrest scored a double to get back in contention. Now he's maneuvering about 95,000.
Forrest has two bracelets from seven-card stud and two from razz, but he's yet to earn one from the split-pot stud game. Experienced more than anyone, Forrest must certainly be considered as one of the favorites.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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95,500 | 60,600 |
John Holley and Joseph Couden got all the money in with the latter at risk on fifth street.
Holley: /
Couden: /
Couden was in good shape with a pair, four to a low, and a four-flush. Holley snagged a useless 
but then pulled a to make fours up. Couden had a on sixth and therefore needed improvement on seventh. He showed a 
for better two pairs and a scoop.
"You didn't want to bust me yet," he said.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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25,900 | -34,100 |
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22,800 | -9,000 |
Frank Kassela was among those who busted for a $2,242 payday.
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Kevin Iacofano completed with the , Mihail Morozovs made it two bets with a , and Dave Stann put in another raise with the 
. Iacofano called, Morozovs fired in four bets, and everyone called, then Morozovs got the last 500 in on fourth.
Iacofano: /
Morozovs: /
Stann: /
Iacofano caught good and was the aggressor on fourth and fifth, but both he and Stann checked sixth. Iacofano bet the end and Stann called.
Iacofano showed for sixes and a six-low. Morozovs had jacks and sevens with 
in the hole, but Stann had 
for jacks and eights on the high side to leave Morozovs busted.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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58,000 | 23,000 |
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56,000 | 56,000 |
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Busted |
Jeff Madsen was leading the $1,500 Stud Hi-Lo at the end of Day 1 and the 2006 WSOP Player of the Year is still rocking. He just crippled John Kim, leaving him with less than one big bet left.
Kim had open queens, but Madsen had eights and his hole cards were all heavily connected to his board.
John Kim: / 
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Jeff Madsen: / /
Madsen certainly liked his runout on from fourth street, as he found 
in his hole. "Full house," he confirmed, showing his hand that put Kim close to the bottom line.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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100,500 | 20,500 |
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4,000 | -39,400 |