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had been outflopped by an opponent's 
on a board of 
. Saab had re-raised preflop to 1,500 after his opponent opened to 700. His opponent called that raise, then checked the flop. It was a snap call once Saab moved all in.
. The river was the 
, not a card that improved his opponent. As a result, Saab dragged the pot and is up to 18,000 in chips.
.
, but Sachinidis had him dominated with .
and Sachinidis more than doubled up with his pair of queens, leaving Savage crippled.
Fazzolari, got all his chips in the middle with a flush draw holdig 
, and found both Nathan Sawyers 
and Angelo Scicchitano all too happy to make the call. Fazzolari wasn’t able to catch his flush as the board ran out 
, much to the delight of Sawyers, who tripled up to 8,000 with his flopped straight.
. David Griffiths checked to Tim Woods who fired out 1,500. Jamie Pickering bumped it up to 3,000 as Griffiths stepped aside. Woods made the call.
and Woods moved all in for his last 3,000 with Pickering snap-calling. He held a set of eights with 
to leave Woods in trouble with his 
. The river landed the 
to end Woods' day as Pickering surges up to 18,000 chips.
and the other showing down . Putt had them both crushed, as he had been dealt pocket aces. Putt made two pair on a board of 
to drag the pot and increase his chip count to a robust 17,000.
and was up against 
. Things looked grim for Hodge when the flop came 
and the turn didn't improve his hand. The river saved Hodge, making a Broadway straight and the best hand. Due to dead money in the pot, his count climbed to 3,500.
. Vartan's two-pair hand was second best. He has been eliminated.
against an opponent's 
.
to pair his ace and double up to 13,600 chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
, and an opponent with made the call.
, Ashby was eliminated.
