


, Mark Vos pushed his remaining chips into the pot holding 
for two pair. However his opponent, Tino Lechich had hit his gutshot draw with 
for the straight. The river was a blank and Mark Vos was sent to the rail.



, Mark Vos pushed his remaining chips into the pot holding 
for two pair. However his opponent, Tino Lechich had hit his gutshot draw with 
for the straight. The river was a blank and Mark Vos was sent to the rail.




and the player with pocket queens (who was also short-stacked and all in) took down the pot.


and Kassis and Vos both checked. Lechich then fired 1,800 at the pot and was raised to 3,800 by Kassis. This was enough to get rid of Vos, but Lechich made the call. The turn was the
and Kassis fired 8,000 at the pot. Tino went into the tank and eventually made the call. When the
came on the river Kassis again bet 8,000. This time Tino went into tank and folded, taking a massive hit to his stack.

. His opponent with 
, raised to 7,000 pre-flop and was put all in by Fletcher. When the board came 

his aces were looking good. The turn brought the
and Fletcher had sent another player to the rail.

; his opponent showed 
.

giving renewed hope to Scott, who'd flopped the nut flush draw, however, the turn brought the
, giving Scott's opponent a flush draw. 



, Apreda called an all-in with 
for a runner-runner flush to eliminate his opponent who had slowplayed trip kings. A few hands later, Apreda called another all-in on a board of 

with pocket nines which were too good for his opponent's gutshot straight draw. Apreda is now sitting pretty with over 60,000 in chips.




. Kassis called and turned over 
, which dominated the bluff from Price with 
.

. Lin tabled 
and was in great shape after the flop of 

, but the turn was the
leaving Lin with two outs. She couldn't hit the miracle queen and was eliminated.