Darren Elias checked a board of 
out of the big blind and Seungmook Jung bet 25,000 into about 60,000. That was almost half of Elias' remaining chips, and he opted to let it go, preserving his last 12 big blinds or so.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Adam Hendrix defended the big blind and checked a 
flop. Matt Bond bet 6,000 in the hijack, Hendrix made it 20,000, and Bond came back with 52,000. Hendrix peeled for the 
turn and he check-called 73,000 more. On the 
river, Hendrix checked. Bond took some time then told the dealer he was all in.
Hendrix beat him to the pot and turned up 
to collect Bond's last 230,000 or so, with Bond showing 
.
Nick Pupillo opened on the button for 11,000 and a player in the small blind slid all his chips in. It was 83,000 and Pupillo called after getting a count.
Pupillo: 
Small blind:
The 
was an ugly one for Pupillo's opponent and the and 
ran out to keep ace-high the winner.
Jeff Trudeau raised second to act, Amnon Filippi three-bet in the small blind, Trudeau four-bet to 70,000 and Filippi shoved for about 200,000. Trudeau quickly called with 
and had Filippi's 
dominated.
The flop came king-high and the turn a brick, and that was it for Filippi.
Mike Zulker looked to have a four-bet to 75,000 in front of him in the cutoff, over a 27,000 bet from Mike Sowers on the button. Sowers announced all in and Zulker called pretty quickly.
Sowers: 
Zulker: 
The 
board was clean for Zulker but Sowers nailed the 
on the river. The dealer asked for a stack Sowers had to be cut down, but it was clear he had Zulker's 300,000 or so covered.
"He's got more than me," Zulker said with a sigh, pushing his chips in and heading out of the tournament area.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Players are on break.
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