Jeffrey Hobrecker made 11,500 under the gun and David Olshan ripped it in behind him for 115,000.
It came to Omar El-Nasrallah in the big blind and he called. Hobrecker threw away the and it was Olshan's versus El-Nasrallah's in a classic match up with Olshan's tournament life hanging in the balance.
The board would have made Hobrecker a flush, but Olshan still busted and El-Nasrallah was pushed the pot instead.
James DiPasquale just went from hero to zero in the matter of two hands with the legendary Bruce Pace.
Pace got it in for almost 140,000 with queens against DiPasquale's kings. A queen on the board gave Pace the two-outer set, it held, and he got the rest of a still reeling DiPasquale's chips when DiPasquale shoved the into his kings and missed.
DiPasquale hit a high water mark of just under 400,000 chips heading into the late levels Saturday. Then he got moved to chip leader Scott Hosbach's table and started a slide that would see him bag just a little over 200,000.
Now, in just the first few hands of the day, that slide is complete. He's out with Pace creeping up on Hosbach's lead.
Dennis Durante just doubled through Jon Giordano after an internet poker runout took them on a wild ride.
Durante raised it up under the gun and Giordano three-bet. Durante made the call and shoved the flop for around 100,000.
Giordano called with the flush draw and Durante was ahead with the . The turn made Giordano the better pair, but Durante's tournament life was miraculously saved by the set-making river.
Giordano had dust left, but that's since been vacuumed up with Durante joining the group over 200,000 at the top of the counts.
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versus Napierala's 
.
flop was a bad one for Olshan, and the 
turn and 
river didn't help much either. Olshan is out now with Napierala chipping up over the 300,000 mark.
and it was Olshan's 
in a classic match up with Olshan's tournament life hanging in the balance.
board would have made Hobrecker a flush, but Olshan still busted and El-Nasrallah was pushed the pot instead.
into William Liang's 
. 
into his kings and missed.
flop for around 100,000.
turn made Giordano the better pair, but Durante's tournament life was miraculously saved by the 
set-making river.