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after a short stack moved all in for 2,200. Chrisanthopoulous made an easy call and found himself in great shape against his opponent's 
. A board of 
improved neither player; Chrisanthopoulous dragged the pot and eliminated his opponent. He is up to 20,000 in chips.
preflop and getting a call from an opponent in late position holding 
. 
., leaving his opponent drawing to a lone case nine to win the hand. He didn't hit, and Sam Youssef continues his run, now sitting at around 14,500.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
as McIver showed 
.
to give McIver two pair and more than a double up to 6,500.
, with Stanton showing 
, and Turner holding .
, allowing his aces to hold up. He now has about 10,000 chips. Turner still has roughly 30,000.
. He checked to the raiser, who made a bet of 1,500. Griffiths check-raised to 4,000 but his opponent was undeterred, moving his whole stack of 10,500 into the middle. Griffiths had to call 6,500 to win 17,500. It wasn't exactly the best price, but with chips to burn, Griffiths did indeed make the call, tabling 
for the nut flush draw. He was well behind his opponent's set of sixes, 
. The turn was a blank, the , but the river made Griffiths a club flush without filling up his opponent.
, but ran into an opponent's . The board bricked out to leave Kambouris with only 650 in chips.
but ran into an opponent's pocket kings. The board didn't produce any miracles as it fell 
to send Kambouris and his toothpick to the exit.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
