Israel De La Cerda raised from early position and was called by Tateo Yoshida in the big blind.
The flop came 
and De La Cerda bet 15,000. Yoshida called.
The turn was the 
and again Yoshida check-called De La Cerda's bet of 27,000.
The 
was the river and De La Cerda fired again for 57,000. Yoshida made the call. De La Cerda turned over 
for two pair while Yoshida had 
for the nut flush to take down the pot.
There were 5,869 entries that flooded the tournament area today.
There will be 881 players that make the money for a min-cash of $641.
The board currently shows 1,250 players remaining.
Play will continue for three more 40-minute levels before bagging up at the end of Level 17.
Niveau: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
With the board reading 
, Gabriel Andrade faced a bet of 20,000 from an opponent.
"I think I'm forced to pay you off," said Andrade.
Andrade flicked in a call, his 
for jacks and tens took down the pot when his opponent showed 
.
Joining the action three ways on the flop of 
action checked to Shun Wakita who bet 30,000. Only one player called.
The turn was the 
and Wakita bet 40,000. His opponent moved all in for 80,000 effective and Wakita called.
Shun Wakita: 
Opponent: 
His opponent had a set and Wakita just needed to avoid the case three and avoid the board pairing. The river was safe with the giving Wakita the double up.
Niveau: 14
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Joining the action on the river with the board 
. The small blind moved all in and Gary Deardorff in the big blind moved all in over the top. The third player folded. The small blind revealed 
for the nut flush however that couldn't beat Deardorff who turned over 
for nines full of fives to win a massive pot and eliminate his opponent.
Mary Dvorkin, from Isreal, is the first player spotted to have crossed one million in chips.
Dvorkin raised under the gun to 10,000 and only the small blind called to see the 
flop. The small blind led for 15,000 and Dvorkin called.
The turn brought the and the small blind bet another 25,000. Dvorkin raised to 120,000 and the small blind shipped it in, Dvorkin snap-called.
Small Blind:
Mary Dvorkin: 
The small blind held two pair, jacks and tens, but Dvorkin turned Broadway. The river bricked off and Dvorkin collected another big pot. She is likey the overall chip leader at the moment.
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