Preston Lee checked from the third position on a flop of 
and Benny Glaser fired 5,200 into about 15,000-pot. Lee called.
The turn was the 
and Lee checked again. Glaser scanned Lee's remaining stack, seeing that Lee had under 17,000 left. He threw in 20,000 to cover Lee's belongings but Lee wasn't interested to risk his tournament life.
Niveau: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Players are on a 15-minute break.
Perry Friedman, Asi Moshe, and Marcel Vonk all checked the 
flop with 4,400 in the middle.
The 
turn saw Friedman check from the big and Moshe fired 4,000 from the hijack. Vonk folded on his left but Friedman called to see the river.
It fell and Friedman let Moshe fire another 12,000. Friedman folded.
Niall Farrell ended up all in on the 
, holding 
, but he threw his cards away upon seeing Foster Hays turn over 
for trips.
Farrell could still hope for an ace on the river, but he wouldn't get one as the 
sealed his elimination.
From small blind, Perry Friedman bet 6,000 into about 9,000-pot with the action on the river reading 
. Asi Moshe was in middle position and he slid forward enough chips to put Friedman all-in. Friedman had around 60,000 and didn't like his situation.
"We're probably chopping," Moshe said, laughing.
"So you have ace-king?" Friedman suspected the worst.
Then he said, "I call," and Moshe showed to chop with Friedman's 
.
Luis Zedan and Andre Akkari created roughly a 24,000-pot before the 
turn. Zedan opted for a big bet of 16,800 out of the small blind and Akkari took his time before he released his hand.
Three players went to a 
and Blair Hinkle fired 3,800 under the gun. He got called by Chad Holloway on the button and they continued heads up to the river.
Both players tapped the felt and Hinkle tabled 
for the best hand.
Denis Timofeev checked the 
flop from the small blind and Jeremy Perrin fired 4,500 from middle position. Timofeev accepted the price.
The turn came and Timofeev checked again. Perrin threw in 10,000 and Timofeev paused for a minute before matching the bid.
The river saw Perrin check back and he tabled 
. Timofeew had him beat with a turned flush, showing 
.
Julien Martini (small blind) had 7,200 in front of him when the action was picked up. Takahiro Nakai shoved for 29,000 from middle position and Martini checked his own stack, then called.
Nakai:
Martini: 
Nakai held a higher pair but Martini rivered a straight on the board of 
river.
"Two sevens, huh?" Humberto Brenes smiled and Martini replied, "Just lucky."
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