Joe Ebanks had opened the cutoff and received a call from Joseph Sodoma, who defended his big blind. The two saw a flop of 
and Sodoma checked to Ebanks, who made continuation-bet of 1,400. Sodoma announced a check-raise of 4,500 and Ebanks took about 20 seconds before making the call.
The turn came 
and Sodoma said he was all in. Ebanks quickly sent his cards to the muck.
A player raised to 2,000 under the gun and received calls from the hijack and the player on the button. Brian Schummer was in the big blind and three-bet all in, prompting the under-the-gun opener to reraise and push the two callers out of the pot.
Brian Schumer: 
Under the Gun: 
The flop 
and turn 
were of no help to Schummer but he was saved on what could have been his final card of the tournament as the river fell 
to give him a pair of kings and score him the double over his opponent's queens.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Joseph Sodoma was under the gun and opened to 1,400. He received a call from Sammy Aweida in middle position before a player in the hijack went all in for his last 4,300. There was a dead button in the hand and action folded back to Sodoma, who announced a reraise. Aweida quickly sent his hand to the muck.
All-In Player: 
Joseph Sodoma: 
The all-in player needed to fade two live cards and stayed out in front as the flop came 
. However, the turn 
gave Sodoma nine more outs at a flush. The river 
then hit the felt, spelling doom for the all-in player as Sodoma completed his backdoor flush to score the elimination and earn the pot.
Here is another round of chip counts with around 10 minutes remaining in Level 6. Former MSPT Canterbury Park champion Mark Jaroslawski has been eliminated two times today and will not be earning a second title.
There was around 9,000 from preflop bets with action heads up between Aslan Sahin in the small blind and Yer Vang, who was on the button. The flop came 
and Sahin bet 6,000. Vang called.
Both players checked the turn to bring the river , where action once again went check-check to take the hand to showdown.
Sahin tabled 
and Vang looked back at his cards before sending them to the muck, earning Sahin the pot with his kings and tens.
Saad Ghanem was just seen with full stacks of almost every denomination of tournament chip, boasting a stack of 177,000.
He was kind enough to share how he got there: "Oh, not much (by way of exciting hands)," said Ghanem. "Just quad nines, queens versus tens, aces versus jacks, (and a) straight versus two pair."
Ghanem looks to be the chip leader with the tournament having climbed up to 225 entries, surpassing yesterday's mark of 223 in Level 6.
A player raised it up to 1,800 in early position and received a call from the hijack. Joe Ebanks was on the button and thought for about 35 seconds before announcing he was all in.
The original raiser asked for a count and Ebanks' stack was totaled to be 21,300. He thought for around a half-minute before letting his hand go. The hijack quickly followed suit and Ebanks took down the pot with his preflop shove, bringing him back over a starting stack after being seen as low as 8,000 earlier in the tournament.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
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