Jack Salter was down to just 30,000 chips, and in the space of three hands he tripled up and lost them all.
In the first hand, Salter was in all in from the small blind and up against two opponents. One folded to a bet from the other on the 
flop, and Salter was now in need of help from the board to survive with 
. The turn 
gave Salter trips and the lead against his opponent who held 
and top pair on the flop, but Salter held on the river to move up 120,000.
Just one fold later, Salter got his stack into the middle once more when he three-bet all in after an open from Alex Lindop. Salter's bet was called, and he held a dominating hand with 
against 
.
The 
flop was safe for Salter but the 
turn but Lindop in the lead. Salter called for a ten on the river, but it didn't come, and he was eliminated from the proceedings.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
675,000
210,000
|
210,000 |
|
Busted |
and Weiss sent his opponent to the rail.
, Ari Engel bet 110,000 and got a call from his opponent. Engel showed 
and Zaffagnini doubled up.
.
but the 
completed Markov's straight and sent his opponent to the rail.
