Just before the blinds went up, Allen Bari raised to 24,000 from UTG+1. Jesse Chinni called from the next seat over, the player in the big blind called, and the flop came down .

The player in the big blind checked to Bari who bet 32,000. Only Chinni called to see the turn which Bari checked. Chinni bet 65,000, Bari called, and the river fell. Bari checked again and Chini bet 174,000 effective. Bari called all in immediately with for a flush, besting Chinni’s to double up.

Allen Bari – 580,000 (36 bb)
Jesse Chinni – 610,000 (38 bb)

Level 22 comes to an end, and Level 23 begins with increased blinds of 8,000-16,000 and a 2,000 ante. Play continues without a break, and this will be the last level of the night.

With 130 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 550,000 (34 big blinds).

Tournament Director Matt Savage just announced that the field will play five 90-minute levels tomorrow, with no dinner break. So tomorrow should be an early night, ending around 8:30 pm.

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

Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000

In a battle of the blinds, Will Failla is all in from the big blind with against the small blind’s . The board runs out and Failla scores the double up.

Will Failla – 260,000 (21 bb)

Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000

Johnny Miller raises to 26,000 from early position and the player in the hijack calls. The player in the cutoff three-bets to 85,000, putting the action back on Miller who four-bet shoves. The hijack folds, the cutoff calls all in for another 150,000, and Miller tables . His opponent shows , the board runs out , and Miller scores the elimination.

Johnny Miller – 810,000 (67 bb)

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

The players return from their last break of the day to begin Level 22, with increased blinds of 6,000-12,000 and a 2,000 ante. With 155 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 461,000 (38 big blinds).

Play will continue for two more levels, and action should end around 12:15 am. Here are the chipleaders from the break:

Ravi Raghavan  –  1,702,000  (141 bb)
Jesse Rockowitz  –  1,607,000  (133 bb)
Amir Lehavot  –  1,217,000  (101 bb)
Jared Jaffee  –  1,203,000  (100 bb)