The players will now be taking their last break of the night and will be returning to play three more levels before bagging up. The late registration period will also come to a close upon returning from this break.
Three players were on the flop reading 
. The first player to act bet 4,000 and was called by Bryan Piccioli. David Pham raised to 12,000. The initial bettor three-bet to 24,500.
Piccioli four-bet jammed all in for about 40,000. Pham folded and the initial bettor called.
Piccioli had the best of it with the 
against his opponent's 
. The turn was the 
and the river came the 
to give Piccioli the nice pot.
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A loaded table of players featured a hand involving Jared Jaffee and Stephen Song.
The board read 
. Stephen Song had made a bet of 7,500. Jared Jaffee shoved all in for about 34,000.
Song thought for a while but eventually folded his hand to send the chips to Jaffee across table 19.
Three players committed 6,000 to the pot on the turn was the board read 
.
The river was the 
. Each of the three players checked their hands.
Everett Carlton showed the winner with the 
and he was pushed the pot.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
In a preflop all in the large stack of Paul Murphy had a chance to eliminate two players with short stacks.
Ashley Sleeth
Robbie Beck 
Paul Murphy 
The flop came 
to pair Murphy's eight. The turn gave him the lead with two pair as the 
came off. And the river was the to give Murphy the double knockout.
The board was completed out to read 
. Will Givens bet 10,000 into a pot that was slightly less, about 9,000.
His opponent thought for about ten seconds before folding his hand to send some chips over to Givens to help him gain back after losing some not long ago.
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