35th- Gregory Bastin ($13,248)
34th- Tony Cousineau ($13,248)
33rd- Ryan Dellazizzo ($13,248)
32nd- Jani Sointula ($13,248)
31st- Layne Flack ($13,248)
30th- John Kabbaj ($15,631)
29th- Tommy Le ($15,631)
Over on table 369, Tommy Le got the last of his money into the middle before the flop with 
and found himself in great shape to double up against Michael "Timex" McDonald, who had called with 
.
However, Timex spiked two pair on the flop of 
, which improved to a bigger two pair after the turn and river ran out 
, 
. With that, Le's off to the cage to pick up his cash, while McDonald now sits on 380,000 in chips.
We came into the action on a flop of 
with Jani Sointula all in, Danny Fuhs re-raisied pot, and Robert Shortway did the same, putting himself all in. The three flipped up their cards to see the turn and river.
Sointula: 
Shortway: 
Fuhs: 
The board in totality was 
and Shortway took it down with a set of eights on the river. Sointula busted, Fuhs fell down to 150,000, and Shortway more than tripled up to 212,000
43rd- Roland Isra ($10,246)
42nd- Gary Pollak ($11,652)
41st- Jamie Rosen ($11,652)
40th- Jordan Cairns ($11,652)
39th- Hac Dang ($11,652)
38th- David Benefield ($11,652)
37th- Isaac Baron ($11,652)
36th- Steven Burkholder ($13,248)
We didn't catch all the action, but we arrived in time to see Layne Flack all in on a board reading 
. Flack was flashing 
{X}{X}, but Chris Moorman held the better hand with 
.
"Seems about right," Flack moaned before making his exit.
We missed the hand, but we heard the cry of "payout" and saw John Kabbaj get out of his chair as his chips were being pushed towards Jeff Lisandro. He now has 435,000.
The cards are back in the air!
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
The remaining 33 players are now on their next 20-minute break.
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