The flop read 
in a heads-up pot when Jaime Lewin check-called a bet from Craig Mason.
The 
turn went check-check and a 
came on the river. Lewin sent a bet worth 80,000 and Mason quickly called, revealing 
for the nut flush. Lewin sent his cards into the muck.
In a blind versus blind situation, Danny Parsons check-called a raise from Fraser MacIntyre for 16,000. The flop showed 
and Parsons shoved for a remaining stack around 65,000, immediately called by MacIntyre.
Danny Parsons: 
Fraser MacIntyre: 
MacIntyre had a flopped straight draw and turned it with 
. Parsons didn't find any help on the 
river and was eliminated from the tournament.
Joao Vieira led out 75,000 chips on a completed board of 
and was raised all-in by his opponent, Miltiadis Kyriakides.
After a full few minutes in the tank, a player called the clock on Vieira.
When the tournament director's countdown neared zero Vieira slid across a few chips which signified a call.
Both hands were tabled and it was the 
for aces full of fours held by Kyriakides that bested the 
for sixes full of fours held by Joao, and the latter was eliminated from the tournament.
Justin Geary started the action with a raise to 20,000 and Ryan Christopherson called in the cutoff, followed by Todd Jabobs in the big blind.
The flop gave 
and it checked to Geary who continued for 45,000. Christopherson folded and Jacobs tanked before check-raising to 120,000. Geary shoved for his remaining stack worth 230,000 and Jacobs called with a slightly higher stack.
Justin Geary: 
Todd Jacobs: 
Jacobs had hit two pair and Geary didn't find any help on the turn. The 
river improved Jacobs' hand into a full house and Geary made his way to the exit.
Aleksey Levin opened to 13,000 and Russell Alesi called in the cutoff and Klyde Forte in the blinds.
A flop was dealt and Forte shoved for his last 46,000. Levin folded to Alesi who quickly called.
Klyde Forte:
Russel Alesi: 
The hit the turn, giving the straight to Alesi, and Forte made his way to the payout desk after the completed the board on the river.
Kelly Kim moved all-in on a flop of 
and was called for less by Gabe Ramos.
The hands were tabled and it was the 
held by Kim ahead versus the held by Ramos.
The turn card kept Kim in the lead.
The river card reversed roles as Ramos survived his all-in and doubled up with a rivered ten-high straight.
Niveau: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
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