Out of #shrpo 62nd after qq<99 and 33<aq great trny Ty @SavagePoker @SHRHollywood gl @ToNiSiNz @cherishandrews @leowolpert

— Jennifer Shahade (@JenShahade) August 26, 2013

Just lost to back to back flips Ak <88. AQ <JJ in spots where I had to call 100k on a respirator now 🙁

— Victor Ramdin (@victorramdin) August 26, 2013

Just busted #SHRPO in 93rd place for $17k after getting crippled by @gutshtallin AA<AJ all in pre. Gave it my … http://t.co/MdrHIVhC15

— Matt Stout (@MattStoutPoker) August 26, 2013

Actor/DJ Danny Masterson has just been eliminated from the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Main event in 112th place. Masterson moved all-in with A-J and was called by Matt Glantz holding pocket threes. The board did not improve Masterson and he was eliminated in 112th place.

Congratulations to Danny and thanks again for performing at Passion Nightclub here at the Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood last night!

On a board reading , Neri Sanchez moves all-in and is called by Joseph Cheong. Cheong turns over for a straight.  However, Sanchez flips up for the nut straight.

The falls on the river and after the chips are counted, Sanchez just barely has Cheong covered.

Neri Sanchez – 1,500,000

Joseph Cheong – Eliminated

Had over a milly an hour ago and now #showers after a huge cooler. Maybe the alpha8 100k tomorrow

— Joseph Cheong (@subiime) August 26, 2013

Jared Hamby is not only following the action on SHRPOlive.com, he is in it! Hamby is still in with less than 140 players remaining.

While he did take a hit to his stack earlier, he is still sitting on a healthy stack.

Lost a big pot with JJ have 420k going to 6k-12k, about 150 left and my table breaks next #SHRPO

— Jared Hamby (@TWKftw) August 26, 2013

616k @ 6/12k w 154 left. Pretty much spending my whole day trying to make sure @msalsberg can't saying anything about my #showers! #SHRPO

— Matt Stout (@MattStoutPoker) August 26, 2013

Massive post-dinner heater. 1.001m going to 6-12-2. Two more levels tonight hope they're good ones! #shrpo #worldstar

— Leo Wolpert (@LeoWolpert) August 26, 2013

The action is folded around to Nick Schulman in small blind, who moves all-in for his last 48,000 chips. The big blind calls and flips over . Schulman turns over .

The board runs out and Schulman is eliminated from the Main Event.

The players have come back from dinner break to Level 20. The blinds are now 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante.

There are 249 players remaining and there will be four more levels of play on Day 2.