. Kambouris was first to act, and after a few moments of deliberation announced he was all in for 153,800, a significant overbet. Casale tanked for more than a minute before releasing his hand.
. Kambouris was first to act, and after a few moments of deliberation announced he was all in for 153,800, a significant overbet. Casale tanked for more than a minute before releasing his hand.
and was up against the
of Solomon. Solomon never improved on his starting hand, finishing with a king-high on a board of
. As a result, Vengrin doubled up to 48,000. Solomon still has a healthy 228,000.
and was called by John Overbeek, who tabled
. Neither player connected with a board of
. Overbeek's ace high took down the pot and sent Cabret crashing out of the tournament.






to give Ramakrishnan a flush draw. The turn bricked the
but the river produced a collective gasp from the rail as it fell a red king, but it was the right one for Hachem as the
gave him a much needed double-up. He's now up to 80,000.
(of course!) against Kaselias'
. The board came a harmless
to give Dodds the early double-up. He now has roughly 100,000 chips, while Kaselias is down to 35,000.

into David Kruger's 
.



and Sanis is sent to the rail as Kruger stacks up 154,000 chips.
, to the
of Abolins. The hand went to Khouiss on a board of
. His kings and sevens were the best hand, moving him to 104,000.


and Abolins led for 7,000 with Nguyen making the call.
and Abolins checked to Nguyen who bet out 11,000. Abolins then asked for a count of Nguyen's stack before check-raising all in. Nguyen made a quick call for his tournament life.
for an overpair, however Nguyen had flopped a set with his 
. The river landed the
and Nguyen doubles up to 149,000 much to the delight of his fans on the rail.
against the 
of Stuart [Removed:293].



to send Lam to an early exit. [Removed:293] is up to 41,000.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400