Blind on blind, Michael Howard got his last 67,000 chips in from the big blind against Mathew Perry.
Michael Howard: 
Mathew Perry: 
There was a nine in the window of a 
flop that catapulted Howard into the lead.
"I had the last nine in the deck," piped up Borge Dypvik, as the board completed 
and Howard secured a crucial double.
Christopher Day raised from early position to 8,000 and was called on the button by Roman Hrabec.
The monotone 
flop produced checks from both players, while Day checked again on the 
turn. Hrabec fired 16,000 into the middle, and Day called to see the 
river.
Day checked one more time, and called once Hrabec bet 35,000. Hrabec revealed 
for a flopped set and a turned full house, while Day tabled 
as slid his chips forward.
Jamie Flynn opened the action from middle position with a raise to 8,000 and was three-bet to 27,000 by Timothy Chung on the button. The action folded back to Flynn who took some time before sliding a stack of 25,000 chips over the line and effectively putting Chung all in.
Chung had a decision for his tournament life and elected to call and the players showed their hands.
Timothy Chung: 
Jamie Flynn: 
Chung was behind and at risk and needed to improve.
The flop came 
which put Chung in the lead but gave Flynn a broadway draw. The turn was 
and the river and although the board had four to a flush, neither player had a diamond and Chungs top pair took down the pot.
James Mahone had gotten his stack in from the cutoff and was at risk against Pedro Garagnani in the small blind.
James Mahone:
Pedro Garagnani:
The 
flop provided more of a sweat, but the 
and 
kept the superior pocket pair ahead, and Mahone secured the double.
Henrik Hecklen opened to 8,000 and Robin Fisher defended his big blind.
The flop was 
and Fisher check-called 7,000. The turn was the and both players checked.
Fisher checked the river and Hecklen bet 27,000. Fisher called but mucked when Hecklen showed for queens full of jacks and he won the pot.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are all in the money and going on an extended 30-minute break. When players return the blinds will be 2,000/4,000 and it will be the last level of the night.
Atanas Malinov, in the hijack, opened the action with a raise to 6,000, Kulijndar Sidhu called from the small blind and Sahil Chuttani decided to raise all in for 260,000 from the big blind.
Malinov took his time before electing to call for his remaining 60,000 and put himself at risk and Sidhu folded.
Atanas Malinov: 
Sahil Chuttani: 
The board ran out 
and Malinov doubled his stack to just above 40 big blinds.
Paul Fontan Castrillon was facing an all in bet from Jon Kyte on the river of of runout showing 
with his tournament life at stake. Castrillon took some time before making the call and turning up a winner.
Paul Fontan Castrillon:
Jon Kyte: 
Castrillon's two pair on the river was enough to stay alive and double up his stack.
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