From the cutoff, Scott Bohlman raised to 17,500 and Calvin Anderson called in the small blind.
The flop fell 
and Anderson bet out 20,000 only to have Bohlman move all in for his remaining 36,500. Anderson called.
Anderson: 
Bohlman: 
The turn and river landed the 
and 
and Bohlman quartered Anderson with both the wheel for the low and fours full for the high.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
Players are on break for 15 minutes.
Edward Han opened with a raise under the gun to 10,500 and Josh Arieh called next to speak as Dylan Wilkerson called from the big blind.
The flop fell 
and both Wilkerson and Han checked to Arieh who bet 16,000. Wilkerson folded, but Han check-raised to 37,000. Arieh deliberated for roughly a minute before calling as the turn landed the and Han cut out a bet of 68,000.
After close to a minute, Arieh pushed out a stack of chips amounting to a call as the dealer burned and turned the 
on the river to complete the board.
Han checked, and Arieh announced he was all in and pushed forward roughly his remaining 123,000 in chips.
Han broke down some of his chip stacks, began riffling chips, and talking out the hand under his breath as the remainder of the tournament went on their 15-minute break.
Nearly three minutes went by before Han pushed his cards towards the dealer and released them.
"Oh baby!" bellowed Arieh as he fanned his 
.
"Arieh came to play!" he then added as the dealer pushed him the nearly 250,000-chip pot.
"My heart was beating so hard. I nearly bluffed off all my chips again!" continued Arieh before exiting the tournament area hastily.
With that pot, Arieh jumps up to 366,500 while Han tumbles down to 195,000 in chips.
Tony Cousineau found himself all in holding 
against Damjan Radanov and his 
.
The final board read 
and Cousineau was quartered and left with just 12,500 as Radanov and his top pair and nut low would see him push his stack to 170,000 in chips.
Calvin Anderson raised early and got three-bet by Noah Bronstein who was on the button, so Anderson put his last 45,500 in. Bronstein quickly called with 
while Anderson had 
.
The 
flop gave Anderson a wheel and the turn and river left Bronstein shaking his head at the beat.
Yuval Bronshtein raised to 9,000 second to act and then saw Benjamin Eilers pot it behind him for 33,000. Bronshtein put him all in for the last 4,000 or so.
Bronshtein: 
Eilers: 
The 
flop and 
turn had Eilers looking good for a double with two pair and a nut low draw. The river was a 
, though, giving Bronshtein a winning straight.
"Dirty," someone said.
The action folded to Josh Arieh in the small blind and he limped in. David Bach raised to 12,000 from the big blind and Arieh called.
The flop fell 
and Arieh bet out 20,000 only to have Bach raise pot to 84,000. Arieh pushed in 100,000 and Bach called all in for roughly 100,000.
Bach: 
Arieh: 
The turn and river landed the and and Arieh would quarter Bach with the same low but two pairs, sevens and sixes.
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