The board was down 
, and the pot was around 200,000. Joe Cada checked from the cutoff and saw Patrick Tardif shove for 260,000. Cada snap-called and the cards went on their backs.
Tardif revealed 
for the straight and saw Cada show 
for the chop pot.
The insignificant card hit the river, and the players took half of the pot each.
Niveau: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The remaining 34 players were sent on their last 15-minute break of the day. They will play two more levels on this day. The blinds will be at 6,000/12,000 when they come back.
The players are expected back in their seats at 00:17 a.m.
The flop showed 
, and Richard Sheils checked from under the gun. Jeffrey Hill bet 45,000 from the hijack and saw Fabiano Kovalski raise to 90,000 from the small blind.
Sheils folded before Hill put the rest of his 200,000 stack in middle, which Kovalski called.
Fabiano Kovalski: 
Jeffrey Hill: 
Hill was looking good for the double up but fell behind moments later when the 
hit the turn.
The 
didn't change the outcome, and Hill saw his pocket aces outdrawn to be eliminated.
David Cabrera Polop raised to 22,000 from the hijack and big blind Ryan Jones defended. The flop fell 
and Jones check-called a bet of 20,000.
The turn was the 
and both players checked their option. Another 
was dealt on the river and Jones took the lead for the first time in the hand. He bet out 55,000 and it was up to Cabrera Polop.
The Spaniard thought about it for a while before he called.
Jones showed 
and Cabrera Polop called with 
. They chopped it up and continued play right after.
Nick Schulman opened the action with a raise from the cutoff and called after Richard Sheils moved all in for close to 260,000 from the big blind.
Nick Schulman: 
Richard Sheils: 
Board: 
Sheils held with his better pocket pair to eliminate the newly crowned three-time bracelet winner Schulman.
Sheils moved up to 530,000 and was watched on by his brother and tablemate, Brandon.
The brothers from Birmingham, UK, have been battling at the same table for the past few levels, with both players seeing their stacks swing up and down.
With the final two hours of play approaching, they will both be looking to secure a place in Day 3 and a shot at the final table.
The board was down 
and with 100,000 in the middle, Joe Cada bet 100,000 from the cutoff.
"Sorry guys, I'm going to need a minute," said Kahle Burns in the big blind.
Burns was sat with 95,000 behind and faced a decision for his tournament life.
Two minutes passed with Burns still in the tank, and he once again apologized to his tablemates as he pondered his decision. A minute later the clock was called on him, and with just seconds left to act before his hand was declared dead, Burns called.
Cada revealed 
, and Burns mucked before he departed from Event #70.
Rachid Ben Cherif raised from the small blind to 32,000 and big blind and chip leader Shahar Levi three-bet to 97,000. Ben Cherif then four-bet all in and Levi snap-called.
Rachid Ben Cherif: 
Shahar Levi:
The board ran out 
and Levi won the pot with a better kicker.
Dan Shak busted out moments later on another table.
The action was on Barry Hutter and he raised to 25,000 from the hijack. He was called by Ankush Mandavia on the button and Shahar Levi defended his big blind.
The flop fell 
and it checked to Mandavia who fired out a bet of 30,000. Levi got out of the way but Hutter stuck around to see one more community card. The turn was the 
and both players checked. They checked again on the river.
Hutter showed 
and that was more than enough to win the pot and Mandavia mucked his hand.
Sai Chiu was eliminated on one of the other tables while this hand was going on.
Tamer Kamal moved all in for 85,000 from the hijack and saw Richard Lowe call on the button.
Tamer Kamal: 
Richard Lowe:
Board: 
Kamal was behind from the off and saw Lowe improve to a straight on the turn. The river card brought no saving grace for Kamal, and the Brit departed to collect his $12,420 prize money.
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