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. The all-in player appeared to be content to race for his tournament life with his 
.
. That failed to improve the overcards of the at-risk (and now-eliminated) player, and he wished his table luck before departing.
, and there were already about 45,000 chips in the pot. Daniela de Lima Zapiello fired out 25,000, and Ernesto Panno went into the tank for a minute. It was hard to tell, but it looked like a pretty non-convincing acting job as Panno seemed to be pained by the bet. Finally, he called.
, and Zapiello passed this time. After spending another minute with a scowl on his face, Panno fired out 60,000 at the pot, and Zapiello's cards instantly hit the muck.
and Chreem check-called 8,500 from Chidwick. The turn was the 
and again he check-called a bet from Chidwick, this time 15,000.
and Chreem checked it once again. Chidwick bet 28,000, but was met with an immediate all in. Chidwick folded and Chreem turned up 
.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 400
We caught up with Jose "Nacho" Igancio Barbero earlier today about tripling his stack early on. All those unreliable friends wouldn't be too happy with themselves now as he sits atop of the leaderboard while we approach the money...
and was trailing Brenes' 
.
and Humberto is back up to 70,000
ran into an opponent's 
in a preflop all in.
. John Doe, still frustrated, flipped over a saving 
, having made a life-saving straight.