to Jose Carlos Da Silva's 
. The board would from on the at-risk Petersen, though, coming 
. That queen on the flop was too much to overcome, and Petersen's day is done.
, the action checked around to Johnny Lodden on the button who bet 2,500. 
and again it checked around to Lodden. This time he bet 8,500. Minieri folded, but Mr. Mid Position flat-called before checking the 
river as well. After a long pause, Lodden checked behind - and promptly mucked when Mr. Mid Position turned over 
for a turned set. Lodden sighed and looked up at the ceiling as though the poker gods might tell him what he'd done wrong. He didn't seem to get any response, though, and is left with 65,000.
. Jonathan Weekes checked, and Anton Wigg fired out 3,150 into a pot of about 5,000. Weekes shrugged and announced an all-in check-raise, sticking his ~14,000 remaining chips into the middle. Weekes practically beat him into the pot with the call and the covering stack.
was definitely not a king, and that's the end of yet another player. The big board shows 147 players left.
and Yury Kerzhapkin in the big blind position bet out 5,000. His opponent on the button shoved, and after a moment, Kerzhapkin made a slightly reluctant call. 
for top pair with a nothing-y kicker
for an open-ended straight draw
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
turn.
river and Mr. Small Blind tabled . It was presumably good enough to win, as Minieri mucked and dropped to 60,000.
when an ace came on the flop.
