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versus 
, but the flop changed everything when it fell 
to make a full house for Nelson and leave Berec drawing virtually dead. Berec couldn't come up with a miracle when the board paired running fives.
, which sparked an all-in confrontation. Chiu held for an overpair with an inside straight draw, but would need to improve against Gill's 
for top two pair.
and river the 
to give Gill a double-up to 38,000 chips with Chiu now back amongst the pack with only 7,000.
on a board of 
. His opponent raised all in, and Phan decided to go with it. Unfortunately for him, he was up against the nuts -- 
. Phan couldn't find a deuce when the river came down 
to send him off the tournament floor.
. He was right. His opponent had . The dealer burned and turned a powerful flop, 
to make a set of kings for Schwartz but also to bring a royal flush draw for his opponent. Schwartz survived when the turn was the 
and the river 
filled him up. He now has about 7,300.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
J.C. Tran checked-raised all in against David Chiu who made a quick call. Tran held for an overpair but Chiu flipped 
for a flopped set. fell to send him to the rail as Chiu now sits behind a healthy 26,000 in chips.
. Yeah checked to his opponent, who bet 500 before Yeah check-raised to 1,400. His opponent called.. Yeah bet 1,800 and again his opponent called. On the river , Yeah made it 4,000 to go. His opponent called and tabled for the flopped second nuts. Yeah showed down a busted nut-flush draw with . That 7,000-chip loss dropped his stack back to 13,000.
. Everett turned over , a hand Chan couldn't beat.
. Everett had pocket queens and was up against 
. He survived his opponent's draw with a turn card of and a river of 
.
. He was called by one player in middle position, who tabled . Hachem could only muster up middle pair and a few backdoor draws when he turned over 
. The board ran out 
to send him to the rail.
