Shari Filton was down to just 75,000 and put her two and a half big blinds in under the gun. It folded round to Ali Sakallioglu in the big blind and he told Filton that "I haven't looked at my cards yet but I call."
Ali Sakallioglu: 
Shari Filton: 
The table laughed when Sakallioglu turned over pocket-kings and he insisted he really hadn't looked at his cards. Nothing untoward happened on the 
board and Filton busts.
Nikolay Ponomarev is up over 2 million chips now. That is in spite of losing a 1.1 million pot against Duncan Mackie.
Ponomarev had limped preflop and there was one other caller behind before Mackie checked his option.
The flop fell 
and Mackie led for 75,000, which got one player out of the hand, but not Ponomarev.
Heads up on the 
turn and Mackie wasted no time moving all in for 410,000. After asking for a count, Ponomarev used a time-bank card and made the call.
Duncan Mackie: 
Nikolay Ponomarev: 
Mackie had two pair and Ponomarev didn't find a queen or one of his counterfeiting outs, giving Mackie the double.
Feature Table: Another short-stack all in took place just before the dinner break and this time it was Christopher Yong who had got five big blinds in unoped on the button, with 
in the hole.
Gary Miller was sat in the big blind and called the 99,000 more with 
. A jack on the 
flop, saw Miller take the lead and a 
turn locked it up, with Yong getting out of his seat before the irrelevant 
completed the board.
Feature Table: Firat Basbaydar has been nursing a short stack but has just managed to get his remaining chips in good, with 
against PokerStars Pro Chris Moneymaker's .
Basbaydar held through the 
board and lives on, albeit still below average in chips.
Level: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Players will take a 30-minute dinner break now.
Dan Spataru opened the betting to 60,000 and Nuno Duarte defended his big blind.
Spataru continued for 40,000 in position on the 
flop and Duarte check-called. There was no betting on the turn, taking them to the river.
Duarte checked again and Spataru bet 100,000, which was immediately called by Duarte who had flopped two pair with 
against Spataru's .
Feature Table: Victor Nitel open limped the hijack and William Kassouf decided the time was right to get the last 106,000 chips in. Nitel looked a little unsure but at first but ultimately found a call after Kassouf's table chat appeared to talk him into it.
Victor Nitel: 
William Kassouf: 
There was no sweat on the 
flop, with Nitel hitting the stone cold nuts. The turn and 
river were irrelevant and Nitel sends Kassouf to the rail.
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