. His opponent made the call and after the 
landed on the turn, Thomas put his opponent all-in for 3,500. His opponent called and tabled 
for a flush draw. He would need a lot of help to out-draw Thomas's 
.
, and Thomas moved up to 19,825 as his opponent headed to the rail, just ten minutes short of reaching the first break.
as John Maver shoved for 5,400 over his opponent's 1,500 bet on the flop. His opponent made the call with 
, but Maver was in command with 
for a flopped two pair., however the river landed the to give Maver's opponent a better two pair, slipping Maver down to 2,400.
board.
and had his tournament life on the line against Pedley, who held a big combo draw with his 
., and Broom doubled up to 4,200 as Pedley simply shrugged his shoulders. He is now down to to 1,800.
. He was in trouble as Schoots tabled 
.
and Siu was sent to the rail, leaving Schoots to stack up 8,700 worth of chips.
. Lackovic and Tony G checked to the third player, who bet 300. Only Lackovic called. He check-called a second bet of 600 on the turn. When the river fell 
, Lackovic fired out a healthy bet of his own for a total of 1,800. His opponent called but couldn't beat Lackovic's 
.
while the other two players contesting the hand tabled and 
. left Gorr and one of the other players drawing virtually dead to runner-runner. The turn brought the and the river the , sending both players to the rail.
. He then calmly moved his whole stack into the middle, inducing a rather quick fold.
, Thomas raised to 1,650 over his opponent's 500-chip bet. The response by his opponent was a 2,950 all-in. Thomas made the call and tabled to be behind the flopped two-pair of 
.
landed on the turn giving Thomas the lead, and after the peeled on the river Thomas, moved up to over 13,000 in chips.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
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