Wasim Assaf and Daniel Samson saw a flop of 10♦6♣3♣ as Assaf got 130,000 in the middle from the hijack and Samson put him at risk in middle position.
Wasim Assaf: A♣K♣
Daniel Samson: J♣10♣
Both players had a flush draw, while Samson was ahead with a pair of tens as the 2♠ fell on the turn. The river was the A♦ and Assaf spiked top pair to win the pot and earn a massive double up in a pot worth around 350,000.
Tim Faro got it all in preflop for his last 25,000 or so against Mario Lopez, who had him covered.
Tim Faro: A♥Q♦
Mario Lopez: A♦9♠
Faro was in good shape to double up until the dealer brought out the 9♥9♣5♠ flop. The A♣ turn improved Lopez to a full house and the 7♥ river sent Faro packing.
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The cutoff opened to 6,000 and the small blind three-bet jammed a stack of 12,000. Wasim Assaf then four-bet shoved a stack of around 130,000. The cutoff folded.
Juan Giambartolomei: 9♣9♥
Wasim Assaf: Q♠Q♦
Giambartolomei had the inferior pair and nothing changed as the board ran out J♣10♠A♥10♥J♥ to mark his elimination.
Marat Zinnatullin and Cedric Stresow built a pot of around 35,000 as they went heads-up to a flop of 5♠4♣3♦. Stresow then bet 30,000 from middle position.
Zinnatullin came back with an all-in shove and Stresow, with around 40,000 remaining, tanked for a minute before giving up his hand.