With the board reading 
and about 16,000 in the pot, Tristan Wade bet 6,000 from the small blind. His opponent in the big blind called after a few moments, but mucked when Wade tabled 
for a pair of queens.
Here are some of the players in the Amazon Purple section who started the day in the top ten chip counts. Cosmin Joldis has gained a little and Rudolphk Sawa has dropped a little, but both are over 200,000 with one level down today so far.
Katie Lindsay is the lone representative from the Moorman-Lindsay household, with Chris Moorman being eliminated earlier today.
Five players saw a flop including Nikolaos Platis and Adam Smith. The flop was 
. It checked to a player in middle position who bet 4,200. Nikolaos Platis called and the remaining three players all folded.
Platis's opponent bet 11,500 on the turn and Platis called. The river was the 
and both players checked.
Platis watched his opponent turn over 
but Platis showed 
and took down the pot.
The board was 
and Jeremie Sarda checked to Darryll Fish. Fish bet 2,800 and Sarda called.
The turn was the 
and Sarda checked again. Fish bet 7,800 and Sarda called. The river was the and Sarda check-called again after Fish made it 16,400.
Fish showed 
for a set of sixes and collected the pot.
On a board of 
Antonio Esfandiari was facing off against one other player who was in the big blind. The player checked to him and Esfandiari was thinking through his decision. With already over 23,000 in the pot, Esfandiari put out a bet of 10,300 from the hijack seat.
The player dropped into the tank and thought for a couple of minutes before he folded 
face up.
"You gotta show the royal," one of Esfandiari's neighbors said.
"I didn't have a royal," Esfandiari replied. "I wish I had a royal." Esfandiari then looked in the direction of his opponent. "The river saved you money."
"You must've had a big hand then," he replied.
After that hand, Esfandiari moved past 80,000 chips.
The board read 
and Matt Stout looks to have check-raised all in. His opponent had a bet of 3,000 in front of him and Stout made it 14,800 total. His opponent eventually called with a straight, but Stout won the hand with a flush, holding 
.
Michael Graffeo raised from early position and picked up calls by Nick Petrangelo on the button and Jonathan Lawson in the big blind. On the 
flop, the action checked to Petrangelo and he bet 2,000. Only Graffeo called and the duo checked the turn. Graffeo also checked the 
river and Petrangelo checked behind to muck once he was shown for a flush by Graffeo.
The same table also features Goran Mandic, who was moved over with less than 20 big blinds. The table broke right after with everyone heading to a new table in the Pavilion room.
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