Kayson Mitchell moved all in for just under 100,000 in the hijack and John Carr called on the button with the covering stack.

Kayson Mitchell:
John Carr:

The flop came , keeping Mitchell's tournament hopes alive with a flush draw. The on the turn locked up the double up for him and the completed the board.

John Carr	330,000	285,000
Kayson Mitchell	240,000	240,000

There were roughly 7,000 chips in the pot when the hijack player bet 1,800 on a flop of , The under the gun player called and Jim Brown called in early position.

Brown decided to lead all in for 17,300 when the fell on the turn, the hijack player folded and the remaining player went deep into the tank before he made the call.

Jim Brown:
Opponent:

Brown had to fade some outs and he did when the hit the river.

Jim Brown

34,000

34,000

The remaining 45 players have been sent on a 15-minute break and will return to blinds at 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 big blind ante.

There was roughly 12,000 chips in middle when Louis Stephenson bet 1,000 from the small blind on a board of , a player in early position folded and the cutoff called.

Stephenson threw his hands in the air when the hit the river and said "I'm all in", his opponent snap called. Stephenson tabled for the wheel straight and his opponent tabled .

Stephenson asked the player "are you going to rebuy?" and he responded with "na, I'm going to get drunk"

Louis Stephenson

80,000

51,000

A player raised to 3,500 under the gun, a player in the hijack called and Erin Perry three-bet from the cutoff to 8,500, the small blind called, under the gun folded and the hijack called.

Perry continued for 7,000 on a flop of , the small blind said "I'm out" and folded but the hijack player called.

Action checked to showdown when the board ran out on the turn and the on the river. Hijack tabled tabled and Erin tabled for the scoop.

Erin Perry

75,000

75,000

Kevin Wolly was seen stacking his chips after having eliminated a player on the stone bubble.

PokerNews caught up with Wolly after the hand to get a brief recap of the action.

According to Wolly, he raised (in middle position) with pocket tens and the player in the big blind was forced all in with king-jack.

The pocket tens of Wolly held and the remaining players erupted in cheer knowing that they had made the money.

Kevin Wolly

285,000

285,000

Ray Powell announced all in from early position for 10,800, and he got called by the player in the big blind.

Ray Powell:
Opponent:

Great flop for Powell as it came and held as the board ran out .

With 56 players remaining and 54 players making it into the money, the floor has announced hand-for-hand play.

The player in middle position raised to 35,000 and Jon Gowder three-bet to 100,000 in the cutoff. Action folded back around to middle position who made the call for 98,000 total to put himself at risk.

Middle position:
John Gowder:

The flop came with aces still in the lead for middle position. The turn landed the improving middle position to a set, but Gowder picked up a flush draw. Gowder, who is representing River Chasers, smashed the on the river to send his opponent packing.

Ron Fienberg was seen dragging in a sizable pot after having tripled up with pocket queens.

He was on the button and got it all in preflop for 127,000 against the under-the-gun Steven Morey and the player in middle position.

The board ran out , with queens holding up to best the ace-king and ace-queen of his opponents.

Ron Fienberg	401,000	401,000
Steven Morey	255,000	-255,000

Action picked up on the flop of in a hand between Sandro Boos in middle position and Mark Hatcher in the cutoff.

With about 80,000 in the middle, Boos bet 30,000 and Hatcher made the call, bringing the turn.

Boos sized down with a bet of 10,000 and Hatcher made the call. The river landed the and Boos bet enough to put Hatcher all in who had 18,000 behind.

Hatcher quickly folded and Boos showed for a full house, kings full of queens.

Sandro Boos	619,000	310,000
Mark Hatcher	18,000	-84,500

Players are on a 20-minute break.

There were roughly 6,000 chips in the pot on a flop of . John Oetting in the big blind called a continuation bet of 3,900 from under the gun.

Oetting faced another bet of 8,600 when the hit the turn and decided to push the rest of his 13,600 chip stack into the middle, his opponent called.

John Oetting:
Opponent:

Oetting held as the was dealt on the turn and doubled.

John Oetting

41,000

41,000

Glenn Zimet got it all in preflop against one of the shorter stacks at the table in a classic coin flip situation.

Opponent:
Glenn Zimet:

Zimet pulled ahead on the flop, pairing his ace. The turn and river offered no help to his opponent, who was sent to the rail.

Zimet now appears to be sitting with the biggest stack in the room.

Glenn Zimet

700,000

280,000