Play was held up over on the table with Mike Flesch.
The board was showing 
with 25,000 in the middle.
Flesch had shoved for 42,000 and was called. The floor gave the go-ahead to run it out and he was at risk.
Mike Flesch: 
Opponent: 
Flesch was in great shape with his pair of queens and the 
completed the board to send him the pot.
We are one from the money and play is now hand-for-hand.
David Stamm opened from the cutoff for 6,000 and Tom McDonald called from the small blind.
The flop came 
and McDonald lead for 20,000. Stamm raised to 50,000 and McDonald immediately put Stamm all in. Stamm called.
David Stamm: 
Tom McDonald: 
McDonald's top pair went up against Stamm's nut flush draw.
The 
on the turn gave Stamm more outs to a win but the 
was not one of them as he exited about five places from the bubble.
Eric Van Der Burg was a little chilly sitting at his table and asked to borrow a jacket from PokerNews.
We were happy to oblige and since then, Van Der Burg has run his chip stack up among the leaders.
He was just seen collecting a massive pot and has nearly 400,000 on the bubble, more than three times the chip average.
This begs the question, is the PokerNews run-good real?
With the board showing 405 players remaining, we are four away from the money.
Play has not yet gone hand-for-hand.
Niveau: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
With 20,000 in the middle on the 
flop the action went check-check.
The turn brought the 
and Everett Carlton faced a bet of 15,000.
He asked for a count and then moved in with the bigger stack and his opponent laid it down.
There was a shove for 25,000 and Scott Sherwood called.
Short Stack:
Scott Sherwood: 
The board ran out 
and the short stack doubled up.
Despite the small hit, Sherwood has a lot more chips than he did a of couple hours ago.
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