$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 15K/30K/5K ante
Former chip lead Hans Winzeler has not had it easy today but found his way back into the game after open shoving for 335,000 with 
and getting a caller in Bruce Snell with 
.
The dealer spread a completely drama free board of 
to move Winzeler near 700,000 and leaving Snell as the short stack.
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 20K/40K/5K ante
Hans Winzeler opened pre-flop and found two callers in Skip McDonough and John Dolan. The flop came 
and Dolan checked out of the big blind. Winzeler made it 105,000 to go and McDonough raised it up to 250,000. Dolan quickly called and Winzeler thought for a moment before also calling.
The turn was the 
and all three checked. The river was the 
and again all three checked. McDonough turned over 
for jacks and tens. Winzeler turned over for kings and tens. Both trailed Dolan who had flopped trip tens with his 
.
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 20K/40K/5K ante
There hasn’t been much movement in chips lately as most pots have been small with a raise pre-flop or a flop bet generally taking it down.
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 15K/30K/5K ante
A potentially massive pot turned into just another huge pot for Skip McDonough. He opened for a min-raise from the button with Iraj Fariab and Bruce Snell coming along in the blinds to the 
flop.
Fariab immediately reached for chips and bet out 125,000 before Snell asked how much he was playing. When he saw the stack, Snell min-raised to 250,000 to put the action on McDonough. He opted to call the bet and Fariab moved all-in for his final 410,000.
Snell thought about it before folding and McDonough quickly called with 
.
“You got me again!” Fariab exclaimed as he rolled over top-top 
. The 
turn left Fariab drawing dead and out of the tournament in 5th place for $50,500 while McDonough moved over 4 million.
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 15K/30K/5K ante
Skip McDonough opened from late position to 65,000 and was called out of the big blind by Bruce Snell. The flop came 
and both players checked. The turn was the 
and Snell checked to McDonough who put out a large bet of 150,000. Snell called.
The river was the 
and Snell sprang into action, leading out for 300,000. McDonough thought for a moment before putting in a raise to 650,000. After getting a count Snell made the call and could only shake his head and mutter “good hand” after McDonough turned over the nuts with his 
.
The two were about even in chips after the hand with approximately 2.3 million apiece.
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 15K/30K/5K ante
Cliff Gladstone was the shortest during the dinner break and talked the other five players into looking at some ICM numbers. Before staff could get back to them, Gladstone shoved for his last 379,000 on the second hand after the break.
John Dolan had opened under the gun for a min-raise and called when action folded to him. Dolan was ahead with against and stayed that way on the 
flop. Gladstone picked up a straight draw on the turn but missed his draw when the dealer dropped river 
to go out in 6th place for $40,500.
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 15K/30K/5K ante
Cards are back in the air!
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
The remaining six players have 48 minutes left on their dinner break. Here are the updated chip counts. They will return to blinds of 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante.
| Seat | Name | Chip Counts |
| 1 | Skip McDonough | 1,420,000 |
| 2 | Iraj Fariab | 685,000 |
| 3 | Bruce Snell | 3,190,000 |
| 4 | John Dolan | 1,545,000 |
| 5 | Cliff Gladstone | 405,000 |
| 6 | Hans Winzeler | 1,165,000 |
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 12K/24K/4K ante
Steward Newman was a tough opponent to knock out. He down to 4 big blinds early in the day when he ran pocket Tens into the pocket Aces of Derek Alley but kept battling.
Newman was down to 129,000 and moved all-in after Iraj Fariab limped under the gun. John Dolan counted out the chips and called the raise and Fariab let his hand go. Newman needed help with against 
but the flop took away some of his outs.
The turn locked the hand up for Dolan and Newman was sent out in 7th place for $31,000.
$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 12K/24K/4K ante
Ryan Van Sanford was the young gun at the table but wasn’t getting much traction at the final table. He was all-in with a coin flip against leader Bruce Snell with 
against .
Van Sanford missed the 
flop and Snell locked it up when the turn came . He was drawing dead to the 
river and was sent out of the tournament in 8th place for $22,000.
Lost a very big hand where he rivered quads when I tuned a straight. 400k at 20k bb
— Ryan Van Sanford (@RyanTYFL) October 6, 2014
AK < TT got 8th. Gl Dolan and Hans
— Ryan Van Sanford (@RyanTYFL) October 6, 2014
