John Aga exited on the final hand before the break, leaving us with our final table of 10. We'll have a full table draw and chip counts for you shortly.
Maurice Sessum moved all in from under the gun for around 60,000. Action folded to Rob Bourkney in the big blind and he snap-called.
Sessum:
Bourkney:
The board gave both players a full house, but Bourkey's queens full of kings were best. Sessum hit the rail, leaving 11 players left eyeing the final table.
After losing most of his stack to Adam Foster (ace-queen to kings on a queen-high flop), Matt Cafarella got the rest in preflop with the against Scott Hosbach's . Cafarella had decent odds at a chopped pot but Hosbach's eight kicker played on the board.
Louis Hawkins was all in preflop with pocket queens but ran into D.J. MacKinnon's pocket kings. Hawkins was unable to improve and made his way to the cashier to collect his $1,047 payday.
Scott Hosbach opened to 11,500 from middle position and action folded around to Blake Napierala in the big blind. He announced all in for just over 100,000, and Hosbach quickly called.
Napierala:
Hosbach:
Hosbach took control quickly as the flop gave him a pair of aces, and the and completed the board. Hosbach now owns a sizable chip lead over the rest of the field.