The action was discovered on a completed board of 
with Dylan Wilkerson who faced an all-in bet from Dajan Radanov, who had Wilkerson covered.
After a few minutes in the tank, Wilkerson opted to call and tabled 
for a full house, sixes full of nines, and Radanov whirled his cards directly into the muck.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
A short time after running into a cooler against Andrew Yeh, Mike Matusow was locked into another hand against the Omaha specialist.
With around 45,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Yeh checked from the small blind and Matusow fired 15,000 from the button. Yeh called and the river was 
.
Matusow bet 65,000 after Yeh checked the river. Yeh called and turned over 
for tens full of queens. Matusow mucked the losing hand.
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Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Players are now in a 15-minute break.
The action was picked up on a flop of 
and Noomis Jones who had tossed out a bet of 32,000 chips and was raised the pot by Mike Matusow for 112,000 total. After he tanked for a few, Jones opted to call.
The dealer burned and turned the 
and Matusow immediately moved all-in. This sent Jones deep into the tank.
"I know your exact hand," said Matusow.
"I know, but I do not think I can fold," Jones responded. "You got a 9-ball or a jack in there, dealer?"
"Exactly," mentioned Matusow.
Eventually, Jones opted to call and the hands were tabled and it was the 
held by Matusow that were in the lead against the 
held by Jones.
The dealer dealt the river card 
and that sealed the deal for a Matusow double-up, and he was awarded the pot.
With around 200,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Adam Stone got it in for just over 200,000. Tsugunari Toma was the lone caller immediately to his left.
Adam Stone: 
Tsugunari Toma: 
The river was a brick 
for Toma's straight draw and Stone secured the double up with three jacks.
With 
on the board and nearly 75,000 in the pot, Brian Orrico bet 24,000 and Noomis Jones shoved with Orrico covered. Orrico called.
Brian Orrico: 
Noomis Jones: 
Orrico had the lead with tens and threes, but the turn came and the river gave Jones the nut flush to take the pot.
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