Maria Konnikova moved all in for 33,200 and it was called by Damien Le Goff to create the following showdown:
Maria Konnikova: 
Damien Le Goff: 
Konnikova had the best hand but a flop 
brought Le Goff many outs. The French player hit the flush as the turn and river fell 
, sending Konnikova on her way to the exit.
Spencer Champlin got his stack of 11,400 in the middle from early position against Anatoly Filatov, who had a covering stack and was in the cutoff.
Spencer Champlin: 
Anatoly Filatov: 
Filatov had the preflop edge and Champlin needed to improve in order to survive. The board ran out 
and Champlin took the pot to double up.
Niveau: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Ashraf Saadah went all in preflop for 4,000 and both Aleksandr Krolik and Jason Wheeler made the call. The two active players checked on the 
flop.
On the turn, Wheeler bet 5,000 and Krolik made the call. The river brought a and Wheeler bet 10,000. Krolik folded and Wheeler tabled 
for the straight. Saadah, holding , was sent into the rail.
There was a raise to 4,000 from early position and three players had called, including bracelet winner Ryan Laplante in middle position. Raymond Eifler jammed from the cutoff for 19,500 and action folded back around to Laplante. He shoved on top, everyone else got out of the way, and the two players tabled their hands.
Ryan Laplante: 
Raymond Eifler: 
Eifler was racing for his tournament life and needed help from the deck to survive. The board ran out 
which was no help to Eifler, so Laplante took the pot to send him to the cage.
With a pot around 30,000, the flop was showing 
and Jake Schwartz was heads up against Michael Rocco. The latter bet 15,000 and Schwartz made the call.
On the turn, Rocco checked and Schwartz bet 19,400. After some thinking, Rocco folded his hand, turning over 
, and Schwartz won the pot.
Duy Ho just described a hand he recently played to the PokerNews Live Reporting team. Chris Ferguson raised to 3,500 from early position, Ho called from the hijack, and the player in the big blind also called.
The flop came 
and the big blind checked. Ferguson bet 5,000, Ho called, and the big blind folded.
The turn brought a and Ferguson checked. Ho bet 10,000 and Ferguson called.
A total brick hit the river and Ferguson checked. Ho bet again, 25,000, this time, sending Ferguson into the tank. After several minutes, he ultimately folded, and Ho showed 
as the dealer pushed the pot his way.
The board was showing 
and around 20,000 were already in the middle when the player situated in the small blind checked. Chris Ferguson made a bet worth 13,000 and it was enough to win the pot without resistance.
The owner of six WSOP gold bracelets has now a stack worth 85,000.
Yang Zhang opened to 4,000 and it was raised to 10,900 by Kirk Banks on the button. After some thought, Dustin Born opted to push everything in the middle for around 53,000. Zhang quickly folded and Banks, after a small tank, choose to let it go, too.
Born is now up to 72,000.
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