After an open to 55,000 and two calls, Scott Baumstein made it 225,000 in the big blind. The opener mucked but flatters in the cutoff and small blind called. Julien Martini checked the 
flop and Baumstein bet 335,000. The cutoff mucked after some thought. Martini took some time to think before following suit.
In a battle of Platinum Pass winners, Andrea Benelli got his last 230,000 or so in with the 
and Marc Rivera had him dominated with the 
.
Benelli picked up some outs on the 
flop, however, the turn and 
river were both blanks to end the run of Benelli.
With about 270,000 in the pot, Farid Jattin had 140,000 in front of him in the big blind. The board read 
and Jattin was considering an all-in shove from small blind Blair Hinkle. Jattin used two time extensions and called for around 800,000.
Blair Hinkle: 
Farid Jattin: 
Both had pairs and straight draws but Hinkle was the one in need of improvement. The river was the 
and Hinkle shook Jattin's hand and wished everyone good luck. Jattin dragged one of the biggest pots yet and rocketed past the 3 million mark.
Le Français du Team Winamax s'incline après une dégringolade dans cette dernière heure.
Le Français perd d'abord un gros coup contre Julien Martini avant de se frotter avec son voisin de gauche, le chipleader à l'entame du Jour 3, Farid Jattin.
Après un open du tricolore, le Colombien 3-bet et se fait payer son continuation bet sur 
avant qu'un deuxième barrel n'ait raison du Périgourdin. Quelques minutes plus tard, Adrien se retrouve à tapis en étant largement dominé. Son 
va pourtant être suffisant face au 
du Sud-Américain puisque le croupier déballe un tableau 
!
Dans la foulée, le Français joue encore sa survie face à Jattin sur un flip. Avec 
, Delmas s'incline face à 
à l'issue d'un board 
.
Adrien Delmas termine 74e pour un gain de 45 700$.
Jattin a ensuite enchaîné contre Blair Hinkle pour reprendre la tête du tournoi :
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The board was all but rushed away and Athanasios Polychronopoulos shook hands with Jussi Nevanlinna after he had just been eliminated by the Finn. Polychronopoulos had jammed for 290,000 with 
and lost the flip against the pocket tens of Nevanlinna.
Right after one table over, Luigi Knoppers had raised to 55,000 and Andrey Kotelnikov three-bet to 150,000. Knoppers moved all in and Kotelnikov called it off for around 500,000 after verifying that Polychronopoulos had just busted.
Andrey Kotelnikov:
Luigi Knoppers: 
The appeared right in the window and the rest of the board came 
to send the Russian to the rail.
Back over to the other table, Andrei Kurov shoved for 425,000 on the button and Sosia Jiang eventually made the call in the big blind.
Andrei Kurov: 
Sosia Jiang:
Kurov secured the double by the turn of a board 
and cut Jiang's stack nearly in half.
Jacqueline Burkhart shove for 325,000 and Ariel Celestino put her at risk from the small blind.
Jacqueline Burkhart:
Ariel Celestino:
"Wait, wait, wait, I have to put my backpack on," she said before the flop was dealt. She added that she was using her one time.
Sure enough, the flop came 
. The and kept her best and she collected a double for most of Celestino's stack.
"See, the backpack trick worked," she declared.
Upeshka De Silva opened to 45,000 from early position and was called by three players before the action was on Martins Adeniya in the big blind. Adeniya had a perfect opportunity for a squeeze play and he bumped it up to 325,000. De Silva nodded in approval before moving all in for just less than the raise. The remaining players all folded and the cards were on their backs.
Martins Adeniya:
Upeshka De Silva:
Adeniya woke up with a monster in the big blind and the two players were flipping. The flop came 
to give Adeniya the lead with a pair of aces. The and 
run out was no help to De Silva as he was eliminated.
At the previous level, Florian Duta opened under the gun for 40,000 and Jose Montes made it 125,000 in the next seat. Action folded back to Duta and he called. The flop came and Duta check-called 90,000. He check-called another 180,000 on the turn and the completed the board. Duta checked and Montes needed little time before telling the dealer he was all in.
It was 655,000 effective and Duta tanked long enough to use a time extension before placing a chip in the middle. Montes turned over . Duta had flopped a set with 
.
Montes busted out the next hand when he jammed 
under the gun and ran into Kristen Bicknell's kings. He flopped an open-ender but didn't get there.
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