It all started rather innocent with a raise to 1,350 by Carlos Chadha from under the gun and four players making the call. On the flop 
is where things started to blow up. Corey Hochman somehow got his stack of 35,550 in via open-shove and Anatoly Filatov quickly called from the small blind. Carlos Chadha gave it some thought as well and then called, too. The 
fell on the turn and Filatov moved all in within a matter of seconds.
Chadha was sent into the think tank, talked through possible hand combinations. Eventually, Chris Hunichen called the time on him and the floorman came over to start the countdown of one minute. With five seconds left, Chadha slid forward his stack of what appeared to be 65,000 as well and it created a massive pot.
Chadha: 
Hochman: 
Filatov: 
Two flush draws against middle set were a more than juicy combination and the 
river sent the entire pot to Chadha, busting Hochman as a result and sending Filatov back below starting stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
250,000
159,000
|
159,000 |
|
44,000
67,000
|
67,000 |
|
Busted |
. Cardoso was flipping for his tournament life with 
and got there as the board ran out 
to give the Portuguese a pair of kings.
, Mandic continued for 3,500 and was called before firing another barrel on the 
.
river blanked.
only Kanit and Winter stayed in and Winter then checked the 
turn. Kanit fired 10,500 and that eventually won the pot for the Italian.
. The third player in the hand folded and then uttered something along the lines of "why didn't I three-bet pre?" before heading off to dinner.
river changed nothing whatsoever and Yastreb was gone, Roberts moved up almost back to starting stack.
