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As the action folded round to Craig Bergeron in the small blind, he moved all in for 119,000 and was immediately called by Mike Sowers.
Bergeron: 
Sowers: 
The board ran out 
to see Bergeron double through to 250,000 as Sowers slips to just 520,000 in chips.
Alain Medesan made it 17,500 to go from middle position before Stephen Chidwick moved all in from the small blind. Medesan made the call and tabled 
. Chidwick showed 
.
Chidwick was looking for some help from the flop, but didn't find it when it came down 
.
The turn was no help either when the 
fell. And the river brought the 
, sending the chips in Medesan's direction.
Stop the clock. We're on break. See you in 20 minutes!
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
We're back for the final two levels of the day.
It was all in preflop with James Charbonneau at risk versus Aaron Gustavson.
Charbonneau: 
Gustavson: 
The board came down 
and Charbonneau couldn't find the needed cards to keep his tournament dreams alive. Gustavson is up to 184,000.
Mike Sowers opened to 25,000 only to have Bernard Lee move all in for his last 42,000 from the small blind with Sowers making the call.
Lee: 
Sowers:
The board ran out 
to see Lee fade an ace or a diamond to double through to over 100,000 as Sowers slips to 460,000 in chips.
With the action folding round to Michael Swick in the small blind, he moved all in for 140,000 and was called by Peter Granlund from the big.
Swick:
Granlund:
The board ran out 
to see Swick collect a vital double to 290,000 as Granlund slips to 250,000 in chips.
James Schaaf opened to 30,000 from under the gun only to have Humberto Brenes three-bet to 70,000 next to speak.
As the action returned to Schaaf he moved all in for over 600,000 and was double-fist-pump-snap-SHARK called by Brenes
Schaaf: 
Brenes:
As Brenes' railbirds pressed hard up against the two-inch wide piece of material that was used as the boundary between player and spectator the 
fell down to give Schaaf some hope.
With Schaaf seated and Brenes standing, both were shouting for a king to fall as Brenes' famous shark-light card protector was flashing wildly.
The dealer dropped the 
on the river to change nothing, and as the rail was slowly edged closer, the dealer burned and turned the on the river to send Brenes into a range of fist-pounds, high-fives and screams of excitement.
With his rail also going crazy, Brenes raked in the pot to move to 750,000 as the one-time chip leader Schaaf slipped down to just 350,000 and change.
William Prieto made it 27,000 to go and was met with an all in bet from Jon Christensen. Prieto made the call and tabled while his opponent showed 
.
The flop was a good one for Prieto when it came down 
. The fell on the turn and the 
on the river and Christensen called it a night.
Prieto is up to 750,000.
