, pushing his short stack into the middle to try and steal the blinds, but Antonio Esfandiari, playing the rush, made the call with 
.
and Green was sent to the rail. "Sorry sir, I'm never folding an ace there," explained Esfandiari as he elevated his stack to even greater heights -- estimated to be in the vicinity of 650,000.
but ran into the 
of Csaba Toth who had flopped top two pair. With only a gutshot straight draw giving him hope, the turn and river both blanked and Maguire headed to the exit.
and was given action from Rami Boukai in the big blind, who invested an extra 24,600 to make the call with 
.
and Boukai's ace-high held up to win the pot, sending Prevost home with $33,240 in prize money. The win propelled Boukai up to 470,000 in chips, moving him a couple spots closer to the top of the leaderboard.
and Baron's overkill full house was more than enough to take down the pot, bringing him up to 410,000 for the tournament.
as he jumped up on the chair in delight to exclaim to the room that he was now in a pot worth over 600,000! Keightley was sick when he realised the situation that he was in with his holding of 
.
and Esfandiari doubles up to around 620,000 in chips! Keightley was gutted as his once-healthy stack is now down to around 60,000.
. All the money went into the middle and the turn and river arrived 
to jump Hall up to around 150,000 in chips. and needed some help. It arrived on the flop, with the board of 
doubling Kalil back to around 75,000. to give Bigoni the bottom end of a straight to double back up to around 80,000 in chips.
