Martin Gavasci was spotted standing up and collecting his things as his losing hand of the 
was showing on a board of the 
.
Lewis Spencer was the beneficiary as he had the winning hand with the and added the haul of chips to his stack.
A raise to 120,000 was in front of Andreas Kniep on the button and the cutoff then made it 365,000 to go. Kniep tanked and apologised to the table before making the call. Both checked the 
flop and the cutoff also checked the 
on the turn. Kniep now bet 200,000 and earned a fold to table the 
for a bluff.
"I knew you had a bluff," Fernando Rodriguez from one seat over joked.
Kniep replied with a dry: "I learned that from you."
Chris Alafogiannis opened to 40,000 from under the gun and the player on his left, sitting on the other side of the dealer, three-bet to 140,000. The action folded back to Alafogiannis but the dealer already decided to ship the pot to the three-better. He tabled the 
face up but there was still action pending.
Alafogiannis opted to just call and the dealer fanned the flop of 
. Alafogiannis checked and his opponent pushed all in for 217,000 on the nine-high flop. Alafogiannis snap-called and showed the 
which had his opponent pipped.
The 
on the turn and the 
on the river changed nothing and Alafogiannis eliminated his opponent.
The action folded to Ryan Eriquezzo who raised to 230,000 from the small blind and the big blind called.
Ryan Eriquezzo:
Opponent: 
Eriquezzo was behind needing help but the 
flop only paired his deuce.
The 
turn was no help and the blank 
river ended Eriquezzo's Main Event.
Ryan Clark once had a chip stack of over 2,000,000 but his recent table change has not gone so well. After losing a majority of his chips just moments ago, Clark was back at it when he and Joey Weissman got all of their chips in the middle preflop.
Joey Weissman: 
Ryan Clark:
It was a coin flip and Weissman took the lead on the 
flop. The 
on the turn and the on the river provided no help to Clark who sent over a double-up of 267,000 chips.
Christoph Strehl was dominating his at risk opponent holding the 
vs the 
.
The board ran out peacefully for the aces as it came 
to give Strehl a decent boost as the night winds near a close.
With about 325,000 in the pot on a completed board of the 
, Kyle Chang was facing a jam by Santiago Plante for all of Chang's 387,000 effective stack. He went into the tank and ultimately called.
Plante could only show 
which was no good against the of Chang as he took the pot to chip up over a million.
Gary Hasson had previously jammed his short stack and collected the blinds and big blind ante. He just now moved all-in once more from the hijack and Adrian State on the button asked for a count. The shove was for 315,000 and State then announced to be all-in himself.
"I am all out," Tristan Wade in the small blind said and Chase Bianchi got out of the way in the big blind.
Gary Hasson:
Adrian State:
The flop immediately improved State to the superior pair and he remained in the lead throughout the 
turn and river.
A player jammed in early position and Live at the Bike! commentator JJ DeLaGarza called off his stack of 286,000 from the hijack and was at risk.
JJ DeLaGarza:
Opponent: 
DeLaGarza was well ahead and stayed ahead as the 
board ran out to improve him to an unnecessary nut flush and double up his stack.
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