Andreas Kniep raised to 22,000 from middle position and Daniel Lowery three-bet to 65,000 from the small blind. Kniep called and the flop was 
.
Lowery checked the flop and Kniep bet 75,000. Lowery called and the turn was 
.
Both players checked the turn and the river was 
. Lowery fired 78,000 and Kniep didn't take long before getting away from it.
Yingee Yan was all in with her short stack at risk with the 
and was pipped by the 
of her opponent.
The flop sent her further behind as it came 
. The turn was 
to open a straight draw and the river came the 
to bring in the straight and cause her to celebrate a bit as she stayed alive.
Action folded to Stephen Chidwick who limped-in from the small blind only to have the big blind fire out a 42,000 raise.
Chidwick responded with a 165,000 three-bet and his opponent called to see a 
flop.
Chidwick continued with his aggression and fired out an uncontested 70,000 to win the pot.
Scott Davies was recently eliminated after getting all in with pocket queens against the pocket aces of Yaniv Peretz and failing to improve.
Christian Christner was heads-up with the player on his left on a flop of 
. Christner checked to his opponent who bet 45,000 into a pot of around 75,000 and Christner called.
The turn brought the 
and both players quickly checked to the 
on the river. Christner led out with a bet of 60,000 only to have his opponent raise to 165,000. Christner spent some time in the tank before finally laying his hand down.
Swadeep Mishra was on the button and had Paul Mattioda on the cutoff all-in and at risk for their 225,000 stack.
Paul Mattioda: 
Swadeep Mishra: 
The players were flipping with premium hands. The cutoff player was looking for high cards to survive, but the 
board ran out all low, sending him to the rail and giving Mishra his chips.
The board read 
on the river. Mark Zullo moved all in to put Steve Foutty to the test.
Foutty checked his cards a few times and thought it out for quite a while before eventually ditching his hand.
Picking up the action on the 
turn, Yaniv Peretz checked out of the small blind and then faced a bet worth 72,000 by Roman Valerstein. The call by Peretz followed and he checked again the on the river. This time, Valerstein checked back and Peretz tabled the 
for a pair of eights.
That was good enough to claim the pot as Valerstein sent his cards into the muck. Pavlo Veksler is the biggest stack on the table, which also features Dutch presenter Alberto Stegeman and John Gonzalez as well.
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