Le Flushes Roussakis
Erik Roussakis is still alive in his quest for back-to-back Circuit final tables, but that dream just took a hit. We caught up with Roussakis heads up with Dien Le on the turn, with the board showing 
. Le checked to Roussakis, who fired out 25,000. Le tagged along, and the river brought the 
. Le cut out betting chips, and put in 63,000. It didn't take Roussakis very long to call, and Le rolled over 
for a flush.
Roussakis tossed 
face up, and took a hit to 273,000. Meanwhile, Le is back up to 315,000 after that hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
315,000
95,000
|
95,000 |
|
273,000
90,000
|
90,000 |
on a board that read 
. Normally, that would be a mortal lock for the win, but Igor Zekster held the one hand that could beat him: 
. According to the players at the table, the money got in on the flop.
turn, Bundy bet out 21,000 this time, and the other player folded, but not before flashing his 
though before mucking his hand. With that, Bundy moved to just about 645,000 in chips.
, and it was checked to Randall, who fired out 37,000. His opponent made the call, leaving himself with just 11,000 after. Le got out of the way, and when the 
while his opponent was holding 
and the river was the 
securing the pot for Ingles. With that double up, Ingles now has just about 700,000 and is likely the chip leader in the room. Ingles started the day with 137,000 but has now created a giant stack for himself.