Late registration will remain open for another four levels (two hours). Jack Salter just bought in, bringing the total amount of entries to 18. Salter is seated between Isaac Haxton and Steve O'Dwyer.
Nick Petrangelo doubled in the last hand before the break. He got his last 38,100 in before the flop with against the of Charlie Carrel. The board ran out and Petrangelo secured his double on the turn.
Down to 30,100, cutoff Paul Newey got his chips in before the flop against small blind Isaac Haxton. Newey had the and won the hand beating Haxton's on .
Viacheslav Buldygin in the hijack raised it up to 3,800 and his neighbor Ali Reza Fatehi three-bet to 9,000. Sam Greenwood flat called from the big blind and Buldygin called as well to make it three-handed.
Greenwood and Buldygin checked on . Fatehi bet 12,200 and Greenwood called. Buldygin check-raised to 31,000 and now Fatehi called, Greenwood folded.
With the hitting the turn, Buldygin bet 18,000. Fatehi shoved all in just about instantly and Buldygin mucked just as fast.
"Aces!" Buldygin said to Fatehi.
Fatehi just gave him a thumbs up and started stacking.
On our way back to the tournament floor, we ran into Ben Heath. Heath told us he was down to just 11 big blinds and got it in with against the of Timothy Adams. Heath failed to dodge his opponent's outs and as a result was the first to leave the tournament. 16 players now, but Heath (and others) do have the option to buy (back) in till the start of Level 9.