Christopher White raised on the button holding , making it 225,000. Joseph Murray made the call with in the small blind, and the flop hit the felt.

Both players checked to the turn, and Murray led out for 225,000. White took some time before sliding his cards to the dealer, and Murray collected the pot.

Joseph Murray	3,900,000	225,000
Christopher White	1,150,000	-350,000

Christopher White limped in early position with before Albert Croteau raised to 200,000 on the button holding .

White took some time to consider his decision, opting to let his pocket pair go and Croteau raked in the pot.

Albert Croteau	1,675,000	300,000
Christopher White	1,500,000	75,000

Mariano Lisojo moved all in for 750,000 in early position, and Joseph Murray took a moment before sticking in a call on the button.

Mariano Lisojo
Joseph Murray:

Lisojo was flipping for his tournament life, and saw Murray find plenty of additional outs on the flop. The turn brought flush outs, and Murray hit the river to win the hand.

That marked the end of Lisojo's run, heading to the payout desk in eighth place.

Joseph Murray	3,675,000	875,000
Mariano Lisojo	0	-625,000

One hand after folding to avoid running to the of Vincent Loria, Christopher White looked down at in early position and moved his stack into the middle.

That produced folds around the table, and White collected the blinds.

On the next hand, Albert Croteau opened to 150,000 with in the cutoff, and Charles Gudaitis three-bet to 1,525,000 on the button with .

Croteau did not take long to fold, and Gudaitis picked up the pot.

Charles Gudaitis	2,100,000	150,000
Vincent Loria	1,700,000	225,000
Christopher White	1,425,000	-100,000
Albert Croteau	1,375,000	-275,000

On the very first hand, Anton Saich moved all in with and found no callers to pick up the blinds.

The next hand saw Christopher White raise to 225,000 on the button holding , making the fold after Joseph Murray three-bet all in with .

Murray showed his hand to the table as he picked up the pot.

Joseph Murray	2,800,000	225,000
Christopher White	1,525,000	-250,000
Anton Saich	725,000	125,000

The Bar Poker Open stream is underway, and cards are in the air for the final table.

The remaining eight players have been sent on a break, as the crew prepares for the upcoming stream.

Action will resume live at 7:00 p.m. local time with 37:22 left of Level 24, with live reporting following the 30-minute stream delay.

Charles Gudaitis raised in early position and Ryan Keiser moved all in for 400,000. The rest of the table got out of the way, and Gudaitis made the call.

Ryan Keiser:
Charles Gudaitis:

Keiser quickly stood up after seeing Gudaitis in the lead. The board read , leaving Keiser behind and marking her exit in ninth place.

Charles Gudaitis	1,950,000	470,000
Ryan Keiser	0	-400,000

On the bubble of the final table, Gregory Main was all in and at risk against chip leader Joseph Murray.

Gregory Main:
Joseph Murray:

Both players connected on the flop, as Murray made two pair. Main picked up a straight draw to go with his pair, but could not improve on the turn or river to end his run in 10th place.

Joseph Murray	2,700,000	150,000
Gregory Main	0	-555,000

Shortly after returning from break, John Germano opened from the hijack to 150,000 and Patrick Martorella made the call in the big blind.

The flop saw Germano get the rest of his stack in, with Martorella calling.

John Germano:
Patrick Martorella:

Martorella flopped a pair, and it held through the turn and river to send Germano out in 11th place.

Patrick Martorella	1,650,000	330,000
John Germano	0	-520,000