Yevgeniy Timoshenko raised from the button to 15,000 holding . Luke Schwartz called from the big blind with .
The flop came down and Schwartz picked up a gutshot. He checked and Timoshenko fired 19,000. Schwartz called and then the turn was the . Schwartz checked and Timoshenko checked behind.
The river card was the and Schwartz fired a bet of 35,000 to win the pot.
JC Tran limped in with and then Vanessa Rousso raised to 21,000 with . Tran made the call, being in the worst shape he could be in. Phil Laak folded to take away some outs from Tran.
The flop came down and Tran checked. Rousso fired 36,000. Tran went to look back at his hole cards and moved them forward off the glass where the camera is located. Rousso thought he was folding and slid her hand forward as well before she was stopped. Tran then made the call, maybe thinking she was weak.
The turn was a miracle for Tran when the last ten in the deck fell, the . He checked and Rousso moved all in to put Tran all in. He snapped for his last 107,000 chips.
The river was the and Rousso couldn't find a queen to take back the lead. She doubled up Tran, who stayed alive in the tournament.
Luke Schwartz raised to 16,000 with and was called in two spots. First, JC Tran called with the and then Yevgeniy Timoshenko called with .
The flop came down and all three players checked. The turn brought the and Timoshenko checked first action. Schwartz fired 36,000 and Tran called. Timoshenko folded.
The river was the and Schwartz asked how much Tran was playing.
"About 280,000," responded Tran.
"So I guess the over shove isn't an option," responded Schwartz, before betting 50,000. Tran paid him off and Schwartz won the hand with three jacks.
Phil Laak raised to 16,000 with two black eights. Ian Frazer woke up to and reraised to 51,000. Laak then dumped it all in and Frazer called off his 295,000 chips.
The flop was huge for Laak, coming down and landing him with a set. The turn was the and the river the . Frazer was the player at risk in the hand and was sent home in 7th place, earning $4,000 for the finish and taking home two points.
Phil Laak raised preflop with and Luke Schwartz just flatted him with pocket jacks. The flop came down and Schwartz check-called a bet from Laak.
The turn was the and Schwartz checked. Laak fired 42,000 and Schwartz folded. Laak wanted to see the river and the dealer put it out there with the . He then showed his hand to the table. He's up over 860,000 chips.
Roland De Wolfe raised to 15,000 with and Phil Laak called on the button with . Vanessa Rousso called from the big blind with .
The flop came down and everyone checked. The turn gave Rousso a strangle hold on the hand with the . She fired 20,000 and De Wolfe raised to 61,000. Laak folded and then Rousso moved all in. De Wolfe folded quickly.
"That's the worst raise I've ever seen," needled Luke Schwartz.
On the first hand of the new level, action folded to Vanessa Rousso on the button. She raised to 25,000 and then Yevgeniy Timoshenko reraised all in for 142,000. Rousso held and made the call against Timoshenko's .
The board ran out and Timoshenko doubled up to 294,000 chips.
Yevgeniy Timoshenko raised with to 24,000. Roland De Wolfe three-bet to 62,000 with the . Timoshenko saw that De Wolfe basically committed himself to the hand and moved all in. De Wolfe made the call.
The board ran out and De Wolfe was sent to the rail in 6th place, taking home three points and $6,000.