Preflop, four bets were in when Bartholomew Randolph then announced all-in for "and five more" as in 165,000 total. He was called by Matt Vengrin and Murilo Figueredo. Both active players checked down the entire 
board and the cards were flipped over.
Randolph tabled the 
for ace-ten high, which trailed the 
of Figueredo already. However, it was Vengrin who won it all with the 
to reduce the field to the final 28 players.
Late in the tournament, Christopher Logue was all in with 
against Van Law's 
but the board runout of 
gave Law 2 pair to win the pot and eliminated Logue.
Multi-way action had Brandon Butler in the big blind go up against David Funkhouser and Ronan Nally.
Funkhouser bet on the 
flop and got both callers with Butler going all in and an 80,000 side pot for Funkhouser and Nally.
The two remaining players saw the turn and then checked to the 
river. Funkhouser flipped over 
and Butler and Nally folded their cards into the muck.
On a board of 
, George Parublev' s 
was caught betweeen Hoyt Verner with 
for the nut low and Paul Zappulla with for a high with a set of fives.
Parublev tapped the table and exited the tournament.
John Esposito and Brian Nichols were heads up with maximum raises preflop. Esposito then bet his remaining 15,000 in chips blind.
The flop came down and then the cards were flipped.
John Esposito: 
Brian Nichols:
The turn came 
and the river was a blank which was no help to either Esposito or Nichols. Nichols's ace-king was enough to win the pot and send Esposito to the rails.
On a board of 
, Van Law raised the flop and then bet the turn against John Esposito, who came along. Both checked the river and Law announced a set of jacks and tabled the . "I flopped perfect," Esposito replied and flashed his 
for a mere second before tossing it to he muck.
Matt Glantz raised in the cutoff and Bartholomew Randolph pushed all-in for 90,000 on the button. Ron Lane called all-in in the small blind and Matt Vengrin called in the big blind, Glantz also tossed in the additional two chips.
On the 
flop, Vengrin checked and then folded when Glantz bet.
Ron Lane: 
Bartholomew Randolph: 
Matt Glantz: 
Glantz and Randolph had aces and nines while Lane was hoping for a flush. The turn added an additional open-ender and gutshot for Lane but he bricked the river to bow out. Glantz and Randolph chopped the main pot and the field was reduced to the final 33 contenders.
Niveau: 26
Limites: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 0
Only 34 players remain after the completion of level 25 and they have gone on another 15-minute break. One more 60-minute level is scheduled for tonight.
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