From early position, Viacheslav Goryachev raised to 2,600. Action the folded to Steve O'Dwyer in the small blind, and he reraised to 7,200. Goryachev reraised right back at him to 17,600, then O'Dwyer moved all in. Goryachev called with the 
. O'Dwyer had the 
.
The flop came down 
, and O'Dwyer added a set. The turn was the 
, then the river landed with the 
. With the river card, Goryachev made a Broadway straight and doubled up.
Scott Seiver finished his discussion with Jason Mercier, returned to his seat just in time before a card had been dealt from the deck, and watched Gilbert Diaz open to 3,500. Seiver called in position with the blinds folding to let them have it heads up. The flop was 
. Diaz continued for 6,000 and Seiver called. The landed on the turn and again Diaz bet 6,000. Seiver was happy to call and see what developed on the river. The 
came and now Diaz checked. Seiver saw an opportunity and flicked out a bet of 15,000. Diaz snapped him off. Seiver had 
and surrendered the pot to Diaz’s 
.
Andrew Lichtenberger was all in preflop with the 
for his last few thousand chips. His hand was dominated by the 
for Benjamin Juhasz, though. The flop, turn, and river ran out 
, and Lichtenberger was eliminated.
Before the last break, Tim Reilly was all in with the 
on the 
flop. Generally, getting your money all in with a set is a good thing, but not this time for Reilly as Sam Greenwood held the 
. The turn was the and river the 
, giving Reilly no miracle, and he was eliminated.
Prior to the last break, Gerard Piqué moved back to 115,000 in chips after putting the ultimate pressure on former European Poker Tour Prague champion Martin Finger. With the board reading 
, Finger bet 11,000 with roughly 26,000 behind. Piqué raised all in, and that sent Finger into the tank for quite a bit of time. Eventually, Finger folded, and Piqué showed him the 
for bottom set of twos.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Players are now on their final 20-minute break of the night.
We found David Benefield and Ludovic Lacay looking down at a completed board of 
. With over 20,000 already in the middle Lacay checked over to the November Niner.
Benefield cut out a bet of 11,000 and Lacay wasted little time announcing a call. Benefield showed 
for top pair which caused Lacay to throw his hand into the muck. Benefield picked up the pot and boosted his stack to about 155,000.
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