On the turn, Joel Dodds check-called all in for his tournament life with an open-ended straight draw on the board of 
. He held 
and his opponent 
.
Dodds failed to hit when the river completed the board with the 
and he was sent home.
Mark Rebeira bet 15,000 on the flop of 
. Jackson Zheng made the call and they went to the turn where the 
was added to the board. Rebeira checked and Zheng fired 16,000. Rebeira made the call.
The river completed the board with the 
and Rebeira checked. Zheng checked and tabled the 
for the winning hand. He improved to 110,000 while Rebeira mucked and dropped back to 65,000.
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Jai Kemp has just hit the rail courtesy of Inwook Choi after an all in preflop clash.
Kemp:
Choi: 
The board ran out 
to see Choi's rivered ace send Kemp flying to the rail just short of the new level.
Choi is now up to 105,000 in chips.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
David Gorr was just eliminated by Liam O'Rourke. All the money went in on the flop with the 
in the middle. Gorr held a combo draw with the 
and O'Rourke the 
for a better flush draw and a pair of nines.
The turn brought the 
and the river the 
. No straight flush landed for Gorr and he hit the rail while O'Rourke moved to 145,000 in chips.
Casey Kastle opened to 4,400 from middle position and Aaron Benton made the call before Jason Brown three-bet the button to 12,200. Kastle took his time before calling, as did Benton, to see a flop of 
spread.
Kastle and Benton both checked to see the Brown fire out 15,300 with only Kastle making the call as the landed on the turn.
Checking again, Kastle was then faced with a 48,100 all in bet from Brown, which after a lengthy deliberation, saw him make the call.
Kastle:
Brown: 
Fortunately for Brown, his top set managed to hold up as the river landed the 
to see him soar to 150,000 as Kastle was left crippled with 7,300 in chips.
Aaron Benton raised to 4,500 from early position and Jason Brown called from middle position before the flop came down 
. Benton fired a continuation bet worth 6,500 and Brown made the call.
Fourth street was the and Benton slowed down with a check. Brown checked behind. The river was the 
and Benton checked. Brown fired 12,000 and Benton made the call.
Benton mucked when Brown tabled the 
for the winner and was knocked back to 73,000 in chips. Brown increased to 180,000.
Simon Watt has ran out of electricity in this one after his pocket sevens fell victim to the wrong side of the coin when he flipped with an opponent's .
An ace or a jack didn't hit, but rather the board ran out 
to give Watt's opponent a straight even though he spiked one of only two sevens left in the deck on the river.
The remaining eighty-eight players are heading on a 10-minute break.
