
was too good for Sachinidis' 
on a board of 



.As Khouiss moved back to just under 40,000 we also lost a short-stacked Gursel Ali to a rivered set of nines.

was too good for Sachinidis' 
on a board of 



.
for Field against
for Vakili. Vakili was the one at risk of elimination, and he was the one who doubled on a board of
. Vakili moved back up to 15,000, while Field was crippled to 1,500.

, ran into an opponent's 
. Normally a favourable showdown except for the 

flop. McFadden was unable to catch up, on the turn
and river
.
was all in ahead, and remained that way against 
with the board running out 



.
. The big blind called with
, but it was Field who doubled when the board paired his five without making anything for the big blind. Field is up to 8,000.
, Vakili checked to the button, who bet 1,400. The raises then went as follows:
, the second nut flush draw, and found himself against
. The board blanked
, shipping a massive pot to the button and sending Vakili all the way down to 7,500.

up against Patrik Antonius' 
.

left little hope for Ivin and when the
landed on the turn Ivin had already stood up to exit to the rail with the meaningless
peeling on the river.
on a board that fell 



.


came down and was followed by a big reraise from Khouiss to 7,000. Without too much hesitation Overbeek made the call and we were off to the turn.
was snapped down by the dealer and Overbeek moved all in for around 12,950 and was quickly called by Khouiss. Overbeek tabled 
for a straight while Khouiss was drawing dead to a chop holding 
. The river couldn't land Khouiss a two-outer dropping the
and with it a slump in chips to 35,700 as Overbeek climbs to over 43,000.