Jan Suchanek opened to 1,050 from the button and John Tabatabai moved all in for 7,450. Suchanek made the call, tabling to be a favorite against Tabatabai's .
The board ran out and Tabatabai doubled with a flush and moved up to 14,700 in chips.
John Tabatabai opened to 825 from the button and Jan Suchanek called an additional 500 before leading for 1,200 on the flop of . Tabatabai put in a reraise to 3,000 and Suchanek moved all in for around 8,000.
Tabatabai eventually folded, leaving himself with around 5,500 in chips.
In a limped pot, Jan Suchanek led out for 275 with the board reading and John Tabatabai made the call.
The turn fell the and this time Tabatabai led the betting, throwing a white 500-chip into the middle and Suchanek called. Both players checked the river , with Suchanek tabling only to be out-kicked by Tabatabai's .
With a short stacked Michael Pesek all in holding against David Gent's , the board ran out to see Gent take the first match as both players head on a quick break.
Both players saw the flop of in a limped pot. Andrew Scott led out for 200 and John Tabatabai made the call.
The turn fell the , and Scott led strongly again for 500 with Tabatabai making the call. When the river landed the Scott checked to Tabatabai, who fired out a 1,300 bet. Scott followed this up by check-raising all in for 2,225, which put Tabatabai to a decision.
A decision it was as Tabatabai tanked for near 90 seconds before throwing in the additional two white 500 chips to make the call. Scott showed for middle pair, but Tabatabai flipped over his for a rivered bigger pair in his chase of a club flush.
Scott heads to the rail following yet another marathon match, as Tabatabai's opponet Jan Suchanek takes his seat while he waits for Tabatabai to return from a well-earned break.
David Gent limped the button for 400 and Michael Pesek slid a stack of white 500 chips into the middle, for a total bet of 12,000.
Gent counted out his remaining chips and made the call for his tournament life. Gent was in front with his against Pesek's , and would remain that way when the board ran out . Gent doubled to 12,350 and Pesek is down to 7,650.
John Tabatabai made it 250 to go and, after deliberating for a minute or so, Andrew Scott made the call.
The flop fell , and Scott led out for 750 with Tabatabai making the call. The turn landed the and Scott made it 900 this time. Tabatabai sat in the tank for nearly three minutes before sliding his remaining 4,050 into the pot.
"Did you flop a set again?" questioned Scott before eventually mucking and leaving himself with 3,700 in chips.