Roy Vandersluis got all in with the 
against the 
for In Wook Choi. The board ran out 
and Choi smashed a ten on the river. After the hand, Jarred Graham revealed that he folded a ten, meaning Choi hit the case ten.
Choi's up to 215,000 now.
Antoine Amourette raised from the button to 6,600. Con Angelakis called from the big blind and the flop came down 
. Angelakis checked and Amourette checked behind.
The turn was the 
and Angelakis checked. Amourette fired 8,600 and Angelakis snapped.
The river card was the 
and Angelakis check-snapped a bet of 12,600 from Amourette. Amourette tabled the 
and Angelakis mucked. Amourette is up to 560,000 now.
Aaron tran raised from the cutoff seat to 7,500. Jonathan Karamalikis called from the small blind and then the big blind moved all in for 74,800. Tran folded and Karamalikis said, "I... caaalll," with a big sigh and a shrug.
Karamalikis: 
Big blind: 
The board ran out 
and Karamalikis won the pot. He eliminated the big blind and moved his stack to 455,000 in chips.
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Catching the action on the turn with the board reading 
and around 50,000 in the pot, Sean Dunwoodie fired out a bet of 38,800.
Rubie contemplated his decision for several minutes before moving all in, and after his own lengthy deliberation, Dunwoodie made the call for his tournament life.
Dunwoodie: 
Rubie: 
The river landed the and Dunwoodie was sent to the rail while Rubie soared to 360,000 in chips.
On the flop of 
, Mitchell Carle checked to Con Angelakis. Angelakis bet 30,000 and Carle made a raise to 149,000 for all of his chips. Angelakis thought for a minute or two in the tank and then mucked, showing the 
.
Angelakis didn't choose to go with his top pair and dropped to 60,000 while Carle moved to 265,000.
Daniel Neilson got into a preflop raising war with Reza Vakili that saw all of Neilson's go into the middle. After a couple minutes in the tank, Vakili called the last 75,000 or so with the . Neilson had him dominated with the .
The flop and turn kept Neilson in the lead with the 
falling, but the 
hit the river and delivered a walloping blow to Neilson, sending the Day 1b chip leader out the door.
"I'm a donk! Yes! I'm a donk!" yelled Vakili, fist pumping before sitting back down in his chair to collect the pot.
Ali Khalil opened to 6,500 for the second consecutive time, but instead of easily picking up the blinds and antes, Manuel Hansimikali three-bet to 13,000 next to act.
Khalil made the call, before both players checked it down to the river with the board spread as follows 
.
Khalil led for 20,000 and Hansimikali made the call only to muck at the sight of Khalil's .
As Hansimikali slips to 140,000, Khalil climbs to 290,000 in chips.
From under the gun, In Wook Choi raised to 7,000. Daniel Negreanu flat-called from the hijack seat before action folded to Jay "SEABEAST" Kinkade on the button. He reraised to 25,000 and action folded back around to Negreanu. After a little bit of thought, Hollywood-ing perhaps, Negreanu looked at the dealer and announced that he was all in. Kinkade quickly gave another look at his hand and then called, tabling the . Negreanu rolled over the .
The board ran out 
and Negreanu aces held. Kinkade was eliminated as Negreanu tamed the beast and moved to 266,000 in chips.
PokerStars.net Online Qualifier Julian 'intimad8or32' Cohen found the last of his chips in the middle against Tom Rafferty.
Cohen:
Rafferty:
Although no aces or kings would spike on the board, the dealer spread five cards of 
to see Rafferty make a wheel and force Cohen to the rail.
Rafferty is now up to 225,000 in chips.
From the button, Daniel Negreanu raised to 6,800. Jarred Graham made the call from the small blind before Jay Kinkade squeezed all in from the big blind to win the pot. He was able to chip up to about 95,000 with this maneuver.
