The cards are back in the air and the blinds are moving up once again. Stay tuned for more hot poker action!

We've reached the end of the level and players will take a 10-minute break before returning to action.

Adam Gerber raises to $90,000 and is called by Louis Lee in the big blind. The flop comes Q 5 2 and both players check. The turn is the 4 and Gerber bets out $120,000. Lee ups it to $325,000 and Gerber pauses, mulling things over before laying it down.

Adam Gerber limps-in from the small blind and Matt Glantz checks his option. The flop comes J 7 7 and Gerber checks to Glantz, who bets $40,000. Gerber raises to $120,000 and the turn is the 7. Gerber again checks and Glantz again fires, making it $180,000 to go. After some thought, Gerber lays it down and Glantz takes the pot.

Louis Lee raises to $90,000 from the small blind and Adam Gerber makes the call in the big blind. The flop comes 6 5 4 and Lee checks to Gerber, who bets out $120,000. Lee makes the call and the turn is the 6. Both players check and the river is the 4, prompting a $275,000 bet from Lee and a call from Gerber, who shows A T to Lee's A Q. Both players have two pair with an ace kicker and the pot is chopped.

Here are the latest chip counts from the place to be at the USPC:

Adam Gerber	$2,875,000
Louis Lee	$1,430,000
Matt Glantz	$630,000

 

Edward Brogdon open-shoves all-in for his last $210,000 from the button and Adam Gerber and Matt Glantz both call in the blinds. The flop comes 7 6 2 and both live players check. The turn is the 9 and Gerber checks to Glantz, who moves all-in. Gerber calls and turns up A 9 to Glantz's A 9 and Brogdon's A 4. The river card is the K and Gerber and Glantz split the pot while Brogdon is consigned to the rail, busted in fourth place for $95,448.

With Brogdon's elimination, the final three players are guaranteed at least $159,080.

Among the collection of fans and family gathered on the rail are such poker faces as the recently eliminated Victor Ramdin, as well as Vincent Procopio, Michael Sukonik and Joe Simmons. Something tells us they're not just there for love of the game.

Adam Gerber limps pre-flop and Ed Brogdon checks his option in the big blind. The flop comes J 6 6 and both players check. The turn is the 8 and Brogdon leads out for $125,000. Gerber flat-calls and the river is the 8. Brogdon bets $260,000 and Gerber calls him again, showing A-4 for eights and sixes with an ace kicker which is good to take down the pot.

Adam Gerber raises to $80,000 from under the gun and Louis Lee re-raises to $805,000 from the small blind. Action folds back to Gerber, who gives the matter some heavy thought for a good few minutes before finally laying it down and giving the pot to Lee.