With the board reading , Peter Feldman fired out a 25,000 chip bet into the middle, but found himself check-raised to 75,000 by one of the chip leaders in Dale Townsend. Feldman made a courageous call for a large portion of his chips, as Townsend cringed as showed for a bluff. Feldman flipped for the straight to take down a nice pot!
Fear the Italian Pirate..... Argggggggggh!
Raymond Rahme raised to 16,000 from the button. Max Pescatori went into the tank. He eventually announced that he was "All in."
It was Rahme's turn to head into the tank. He deliberated a call for four minutes. He finally called and had Pescatori's 135,000 covered. Pescatori tabled . Rahme sighed as he flipped over .
The flop was . The turn was the and the river was the . Pescatori won the pot with quad Kings and doubled up. Pescatori increased his stack to 270,000 while rahme slipped to 215,000
Keith Sexton's lost a race against Joseph Melancon's . Joseph Melancon rivered an Ace to send Sexton to the rail. Joseph Melancon increased his stack to 230,000.
Garry Chappell
Peter Mobbs made it 9,000 to go from the button. Max Pescatori call from the small blind and Garry Chappell called off the rest of his chips (4,000) from the big.
Pescatori and Mobbs checked to the river, as the board filled out . On fifth street, Pescatori fired a 3,000 value bet and Mobbs laid down his hand.
Pescatori tabled for top pair and Chappell, who hadn't looked at his cards until the showdown, tabled for nothing but six-high and was eliminated from the tournament.
Con Angelakis raised to 11,000, James Honeybone moved all in for 72,000 from the cutoff and Angelakis quickly called.
Honeybone
Angelakis
"That'll teach you! Come on, hold!" shouted Honeybone.
Much to his dismay, the flop came down , making Angelakis' set. The turn was the , pairing the board and giving him a full house. Honeybone would need one of the two remaining jacks to suvive... but the river was the and he headed to the rail.
Maximilian Bracht was all in with against Baden Logan's .
The flop was a perfect one for Bracht as the gave him a set of tens to take the lead in the hand. The turn and river arrived and Bracht jumps to 215,000 to leave Logan with around 180,000 chips.
Tyler Cornell has just doubled through Charles Cuschieri after getting it all in pre-flop holding A-K against Cuschieri's A-Q. The board filled out 2-9-A-3-5 and Cornell took down the pot with a pair of aces, king kicker.
After the hand, Cuschieri was left with just 42,000 in chips, while Cornell improved to 106,000.