Lane Phillips raises to 5,000 under-the-gun and gets called by the player on the button and Adam Santos in the small blind before Konstantinos Pantaridis (pictured) three-bet to 18,800 in the big blind. Phillips wasted little time in moving all in for roughly 40,000 and Pantaridis called.

Phillips showed and was behind Pantaridis’ . The board ran out and Pantaridis scoops the pot and is the chip leader for the flight with 185,000.

The players have returned and blinds have been increased to 1,000/2,000 with a 300 ante. There are two more levels remaining in the flight.

The remaining 13 players are taking a 10 minute break. This is the final break of the night before they return and play two more levels before bagging and tagging.

Konstantinos Pantaridis raised to 5,400 under-the-gun and gets called by Adam Santos from the big blind. They see a flop of and Santos check-calls 10,000 from Pantaridis.

The dealer burns and turns the and Santos moves all in. Pantaridis quickly calls off his last 23,500 and the cards are turned up.

Santos shows , good for bottom pair and Pantaridis is in the lead with . The river is the and Pantaridis doubles up to 82,000.  Santos slips to 31,000.

After a raise preflop, three players saw a flop of . Lane Phillips (pictured) continues with a bet of 4,200. There was a fold before Wally Maddah moves all in for 22,500 additional chips.

Phillips goes into the tank for several minutes as he takes inventory of his chips to see what he would be left with if he calls and loses. After several minutes in the tank, Phillips begrudgingly tosses in a call and in the lead.

Phillips shows , good for second pair and is up against Maddah’s , good for an open-ended straight draw. The turn is the and the river is the and Phillips increases his chip stack to roughly 115,000.

The blinds have increased to 800/1,600 with a 200 ante. There are 14 players remaining.

Oscar Lindo raised to 3,000 from early position before the player in the cutoff who did not want to reveal his name three-bet to 8,500. Gediminas Garmus (pictured) moves all in for 33,000 and action quickly folds back to the cutoff who goes into the tank for a few minutes before calling.

Garmus tables and is in the lead against his opponent’s . The board runs out and Garmus makes the nut flush to double up to just over 70,000.

Jon Godwin (pictured) bets 5,200 on the turn with the board reading and gets called by Rob Manjura. The river is the and Godwin bets 9,900.

Manjura goes into the tank for a few moments before tossing forward two 5,000 chips indicating a call. Godwin shows , good for a full house and Manjura mucks his hand.

“Did I get lucky on the river?” asked Godwin, who climbs to 88,000 in chips.

“Hitting the five was the lucky part,” said Manjura. “You just did it twice.”

The blinds have been increased to 600/1,200 with a 200 ante. There are 18 players remaining.

On a flop of , Konstantinos Pantaridis (pictured) bets and is called by Amie Martini on the button. The turn is the and Pantaridis bets 4,500 before Martini moves all in for just over 12,000.

Pantaridis quickly calls and shows . Martini already starts to collect her belongings as she tables . The river is the and Pantaridis scoops the pot as his stack grows to 61,000

The very next hand, Pantaridis and Jack McIntyre take a flop heads-up of . Pantaridis bets and McIntyre quickly moves all in. Pantaridis calls before any chips are even counted.

McIntyre shows for middle set and is crushed to see that he only has one out against Pantaridis’ , good for top set. The turn is the and the river is the and Pantaridis crosses the 80,000 mark.