Cheung moved all in on a board of
. Zemljaric made the call with
for the turned gutshot straight draw. We never saw Cheung's hand. He mucked and surrendered a 215,000-chip pot to Zemljaric.
. Zemljaric made the call with
for the turned gutshot straight draw. We never saw Cheung's hand. He mucked and surrendered a 215,000-chip pot to Zemljaric.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
and was called by Ramakrishnan. This time Ramakrishnan had the better hand, tabling
against Lackovic's
. The board blanked out to eliminate Lackovic just before the break.
. The turn paired the board, coming
. Benson checked a second time, then called Antonius' bet of 14,000. Antonius didn't slow down on the river
. He bet 38,000 after Benson checked. Benson called with what we imagine must have been trip aces. He never showed his hand because Antonius turned over
for eights full of aces.

against Australian Angie Italiano. Italiano had Binger slightly covered, and was good shape to knock him out holding 
.

flop left Italiano in a good position. The turn
did not give her anything to be concerned about, and finally the
gave her a wholly unnecessary set of queens to send Binger to the rail.
and was called by Lackovic, who had put in the first bet of 4,500. Lackovic showed
against Jaka's pocket tens, but missed his draw. The board came
and
to give Jaka the pot. He's up to 41,000.


action checked to Veenhuyzen; he fired out 4,300 and both of the players called. They then moved onto the turn
which all three players checked and the river came the
.
for a rivered two pair, and the opponent who had called the whole way down mucked.
. Plens' opponent opened the action, then reraised all in after Plens raised. Plens made the call with
. His opponent was only able to muster middle pair,
, and was eliminated from the tournament two cards later.