The board read 
when we found Jimmy Guerrero, Jonathan Sitbon, and Kuljinder Sidhu all engaged in the hand. With a sizable pot already built, Guerrero was first to act and fired out a bet of 4,500. Sitbon flatted the bet, putting action on Sidhu. Sidhu raised all in over the top for 18,975. Guerrero went into the tank for quite some time before announcing a call. Sitbon called as well, leaving himself with right around 4,000 heading to the river.
Guerrero moved all in dark and after the 
hit the felt, Sitbon quickly called for his own tournament life.
Sidhu: 
Sitbon: 
Guerrero: 
Sidhu's top pair of queens was ruled no good once Sitbon tabled his rivered nut flush. Unfortunately for Sitbon, completing his flush draw was still not enough to win the hand as Guerrero hit a winning full house on the turn. Guerrero scored the double knockout and now has a stack of about 72,000 heading into the second break.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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72,000
72,000
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72,000 |
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Busted | |
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Busted |
on fourth street and Strouk dropped out another bet for the same amount - 700. Grospellier called one more time and the 
finished off the board. Strouk bet 2,500, Grospellier let it go, and Strouk took down the pot. He now has about 43,500 in chips while Grospellier's stack has fallen to around 48,000.
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and Goncalves spiked the turn to win a big pot, eliminate one player and chop Linard down to size.
