, Rahme led out for 5,700. Pound deliberated about 30 seconds before moving all in for 13,500. That caused Rahme to deliberate before deciding to call with 
. He was behind Pound's 
and never caught up on the 
turn or 
river.
and Jordanou committed his last few chips with for a flush draw, as his opponent held the lead with 
for ace high.
on the turn gave Jordanou the lead and he maintained it when the 
fell on the river. Jordanou is hanging in there as he now recovers to 10,000 chips.
. On the turn , the small blind bet 3,000. Vos raised enough to put him all in and he snap-called with 
for trip fives. Vos had and couldn't find a ten on the river. He falls back to 43,200 in chips.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 25
. He was probably somewhat disappointed to discover that Michael Mayer had been dealt the other two aces, 
. Both were probably even more disappointed to see that Suzy Khouiss had been dealt 
and had out-flopped them both, 
. When the 
hit the turn, Levick and Mayer were drawing dead and Khouiss was primed to drag a pot worth 52,000 chips. However, since Khouiss was the short stack in the hand, Levick and Mayer remain in the tournament.
to Toaube's . When the flop came down 
, it didn't take long for all of the chips to get in the middle. Toaube was shown the rail when the turn and river fell 
and .
and Assadourian checked to Goonawardana, who moved all in at the pot. Assadourian released as Goonawardana is now up to 38,500.
when Rahme called the all-in shove from his opponent. Rahme held 
for just overcards and would need to improve as his opponent tabled . The turn was the and river the to leave Rahme with only 8,000 in change.
and couldn't find a miracle and was left heading to the exit.
