Double KO for Shannon

Level 5: Blinds 400/800/800

On a three-way flop of [5hah4d], Christopher Casillas moved all in for 15,300 and was called by Angy Shannon, who covered. Christopher Bell then moved all in for less, and after the dealer got the pot situated, the cards were on their backs.

Christopher Bell: [6c7h]

Christopher Casillas: [9h2h]

Angy Shannon: [qhjh]

While no players had a pair, each had a piece of it and were hoping to hit their draw to come out on top.

The turn came the [2d] to give Casillas the lead with his pair of deuces, but the river [3h] gave Shannon the highest flush to take the entire pot, sending Casillas and Bell to the rail in the process. Shannon is now one of the top stacks in the room with close to 150,000

Christopher Casillas: 0

Christopher Bell: 0

Angy Shannon:145,000

Break Time

The players are now on their first 15-minute break of the day and will return to action shortly.

Netanel Triples with Aces; Thompson Re-Enters

Level 4: Blinds 300/600/600

After Chandler Netanel four-bet preflop to 12,000, he received 3 callers and went to the flop of [6hqc5h].

Netanel then ripped it all in for a total of 24,400 and Yogesh Satra to his left quickly got out of the way. The action was then on James Thompson, who thought about it for a few moments before moving all in himself. The remaining player tossed his cards to the muck and the cards were tabled, with Natanel at risk.

Chandler Netanel: [AdAh]

James Thompson: [8h8s]

"Nice hand," Thompson said to Netanel as he saw what he was up against, although he could still spike an eight to win.

The river came the [6s] which meant Netanel's aces prevailed and he was shipped the huge pot for almost a full triple-up.

Meanwhile, Thompson was left with only 3,300 and he busted the next hand when his nine-ten offsuit wa bested by Satra's ace-four offsuit. He then re-entered the tournament and was placed in the exact same seat .

James Thompson: 40,000

Chandler Netanel: 95,000

Yogesh Satra: 90,000