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. The small blind bet out to 1,500 and Korman made the call. At the turn 
the small blind once again bet out 4,500, with Korman moving all in over the top for 12,650. The small blind player made the call and tabled 
for a bigger two pair then Korman's 
. With the river blanking the 
Korman hit the rail, his Main Event over.
and was up against 
. He caught a pair of eights on the 
flop, but never improved from there. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
.
and was called by a player who tabled 
. Vartan won the race, 
. He doubled up to about 13,500 chips and is back in the thick of things.
, and reraised an early raiser to 1,700. He got a whopping three callers, creating an out-of-control pot of 6,800 chips. Kemp led out for 3,600 on a 
flop. Two of his opponent folded, but one stuck around to the 
turn. Kemp fired again, for 6,000 chips, then called when his opponent raised all in for 16,400. Kemp's opponent showed 
for a flopped set of fives. Kemp was already walking away from the table when the dealer peeled off the 
for the river, making a straight for Kemp. As a result he's up to 53,000 in chips.
. It fit perfectly with his 
, giving him trip jacks. He made a bet of 2,000 chips that one opponent called.. Karamalikis fired off another 3,500, then moved all in after his opponent raised to 11,000. His opponent snap-called, turning over for a turned diamond flush. Karamalikis missed his full house draw when the river blanked. He's out.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
and was flat called by both Michael Guttman and Karl-Heinz Metz. His reward for raising light was a 
flop, that saw him bet out and Metz call to go the turn.
on the turn saw both players put all the chips in and Metz found he would need a miracle when he tabled his 
. The river didn't bring a queen and he was eliminated from the tournament.
