Players are on their last 10-minute break of the evening. This is the last chance to register for the tournament - registration will close and the prize pool will be finalized at the beginning of Level 13.
The tournament clock currently reads 262 entries with 63 players spread across seven full tables.
Preflop action saw around 40,000 go into the middle with three-way action between Mark Abboud in early position, Anthony Dunne in middle position, and Scott Jamison in the hijack all seeing a flop of 
.
Abboud bet 15,000 and Dunne went all in for 45,000. Jamison went all in as well for 45,500 and Abboud went into the tank for over a minute before letting his hand go.
Anthony Dunne: 
Scott Jamison: 
Dunne's top pair was in trouble against Jamison's pair of kings, leaving him with just two cards left in the deck that could help him stay alive. Neither came on the turn 
and the river 
was of just as little help, ending his day at the hands of Jamison, who now finds himself with a stack just shy of 150,000.
Anthony Dunne saw action folded to him in the hijack and opened to 6,000. The player on the button called and Andy Tran three-bet to 17,500 out of the big blind. Both players called and the flop came 
.
"All in," said Tran, pushing out a stack of chips. His bet effectively put both opponents to the test, with Dunne having 58,000 behind and the player on the button having 43,000 back. Dunne thought for a few moments before sending his cards to the muck and the player on the button followed suit shortly thereafter, earning Tran the pot sans showdown.
Preflop action saw 15,000 go into the middle in a blind-on-blind battle between Kevin McMahon and Rob Wazwaz. The flop dropped 
and McMahon bet 8,000. Wazwaz called.
The turn came 
and McMahon checked. Wazwaz ripped in his last 35,000 and McMahon quickly called.
Rob Wazwaz: 
Kevin McMahon: 
Wazwaz had picked up a flush draw to go with his pair of sevens on the turn but it also gave McMahon a set, leaving Wazwaz with only flush outs to stay alive. Unfortunately for him, a third spade did not come on the river and he was eliminated from the tournament.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Adrienne Hall had already scored another double since taking 3,000 to 38,000 and just was involved in a hand where she defended her big blind to an under-the-gun raise to 5,000 that came with a call from the cutoff. The three went to a flop of 
and Hall led out for 10,000. The original raiser shoved all in, the cutoff folded, and Hall called off her remaining 59,000.
Adrienne Hall: 
Under the Gun: 
Hall's overpair of tens was way ahead of her opponent's top pair, top kicker and she faded the five outer on the turn and river 
to get the double, continuing her run from crumbs up to over 150,000 nearing the end of Level 11.
Mikiyo Aoki was in the process of having her stack counted out after earning a double with 
, giving her a full house on a board of 
. Her opponent's hand was already mucked.
There was already around 60,000 in the middle and Aoki's stack was counted to be 48,000. Her opponent matched the number and the dealer sent the entire pot her way.
Adrienne Hall went all in for 16,000 in early position and received action from Yer Vang, who was in the cutoff.
Adrienne Hall:
Yer Vang:
Hall was way out in front and saw the board run out clean to score her the double. She stacked her newly-earned chips, exclaiming she was down to 3,000 just moments earlier. She now finds herself with one-and-a-half starting stacks and just shy of 20 big blinds, while Vang has dropped down to 31,000 after losing the hand.
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