James Kilarjian is out, having nursed a start-of-day short stack and found a favourable spot for a shove with 
on the cutoff. He'd raised initially (4k), then found button Surinder Sunar three-betting him to 10,000. He shoved for a further 33,000 and Sunar made the call with 
. This quickly overtook Kilarjian, the board coming 
and the exiting American left with a gentlemanly, "Good luck, man."
David Vamplew fired 15,500 on the turn of an 
board, getting called by Brian England before the 
came on the river. The EPT London champion then moved all in and England folded almost insantly.
Vamplew up to 106,000, England still has over 200,000.
Team Pro Humberto Brenes is out of the Main Event, despite the best efforts of his 
and his trademark 'chark'. Brenes shoved preflop from the big blind into three potential callers - but only one looked him up for a further 11,200, with 
.
The flop came down 
and Brenes stood up, turning on his plastic shark's red eyes and saying what sounded like, "Nye-nye-nye!"
The turn and river fell 
; Brenes fist-bumped the dealer anyway and headed out.
Team PokerStars Pro Michael Keiner is busto, having run his short stack into Rob Hollink with 
vs. his 
on a 
flop. The turn and river came 
- Keiner standing up and then heading off.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Your chips are waiting for you on Table 10, there will be no further announcements.
We're now experiencing the first of our 15 minute breaks. Every 75-minute level ends with one.
William Reynolds opened to 2,800 from early position before Jose Obadia Chocron moved all in for his last 26,300. Niklas Toorell flat-called in the small blind but Reynolds then slid out a stack of 100,000 chips.
Toorell did not look as though he had been expecting this and tanked for several minutes before Carter Phillips called the clock. Toorell folded and Reynolds showed 
to Chocron's 
. The board came 
and the former PCA High Roller winner added to his stack which is now approaching the 200,000 mark.
Sarah Grant caught up with Carter Phillips on the first break to talk about this table.
Jonathan David Concepcion has lost a monster pot to Allen Bari - all we could see was the latter's 
on a 
board but apparently Concepcion had been holding 
and it sounded as though the chips might have gone in on the turn. Either way Bari has about 280,000 now.
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