Eli Loewenthal jammed all in preflop with his short stack and was called by Jonathan Olson.
Loewenthal had the 
vs the 
of Olson.
The board ran out 
and Olson moved his stack above the million mark.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
After a grueling first two hours of play, the field has reached the first ten-minute break.
Devin Garcia was collecting a huge pot as his 
was showing as the winner over the 
of John Compton.
The board showed the damage 
, the turn being the killer to the queens of Compton. The dealer counted out the pot and sent it to Garcia who went from almost out the door to a big stack. Meanwhile Compton was greatly wounded.
The board was already completed to read 
and an all in and call was announced.
The players waited for all other tables to finish their hands to expose the cards.
Miguel Navarro was the one at risk and showed the for two-pair but it was a major cooler situation as Dheyaa Al Sammarraie tabled the 
for runner-runner boat and just like that after nearly an hour of hand-for-hand play, the bubble was breached.
A large pot of about 160,000 was in the middle as the board read 
. It was a blind on blind battle as John Compton checked from the small blind.
Vincent Moscati pushed forward a bet of 138,000. Compton thought for about 10 seconds before laying it down.
As hand for hand play continues, Will Givens was facing a river decision as the board read 
. John Compton bet 42,000 and Givens was in the tank to decide what to do.
Eventually he called and Compton tabled the 
for the nut straight and collected the nice boost.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
73 players remain, meaning the field is just one elimination away from the money and that hand for hand play has begun.
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