Shortly before the latest break, Manfred Gunther got a new lease on his tournament life.
We picked up the action when all the chips went in on a 
flop. It was a three-way pot and Gunther had two all ins in front of him. He decided to call off his stack to take a shot at the huge pot that had been built. His opponents had 
and 
, each with trip jacks. Gunther was drawing thin with his 
. The turn brought the 
, giving one opponent jacks-full-of-eights. But the river produced the 
, giving Gunther the top boat!
Gunther now finds himself among the chip leaders as play continues in level 12.
