
on a board of 

, but when his opponent, Michael Haddad, revealed 
, it looked as if Kim was heading home. However the turn was the
and the river
and the dealer was left to "chop it up" as both players shared the king kicker and split the pot.

on a board of 

, but when his opponent, Michael Haddad, revealed 
, it looked as if Kim was heading home. However the turn was the
and the river
and the dealer was left to "chop it up" as both players shared the king kicker and split the pot.




, Berec got his opponent to put in his remaining chips with 
, only for Berec to show 
for a ten high straight.Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 25




Tony Hachem and Michael Haddad were both happy to get all of their chips into the middle with Hachem holding 
for the rivered straight. However it turned out to be the river from hell as it also gave Haddad the nut flush with 
, sending Hachem home early.



. Cendron checked his set and let his opponent lead into the pot. Cendron then raised all in and was called quickly. The
on the river was enough for Cendron to rake in a huge pot and put him amongst the tournament leaders.


Hachem led out for 1,200 and Kondevski raised it up to 5,000. Powell then came over the top to make it 15,000 to go and scared both players out of the pot.