and raised to 18,000. Only Giovanni Safina holding the 
made the call.
and Laak bet 27,000. Safina called.
and Laak checked. Safina checked behind.,
and both players tripped up. Laak was ahead with his king kicker and fired a hefty 88,000 into the pot of 99,000. Safina took his time and then played it safe by just calling the bet. Laak tabled the best hand and scooped the pot.
. Phil Laak called on the button with a better pair having the 
. JC Tran was in the big blind and came along with the 
.
and action checked to De Wolfe. He fired 26,000 and only Tran called.
falling first followed by the . De Wolfe's hand was good enough to take down the pot as Tran never opted to bluff at it.
and Giovanni Safina called in the big blind with the 
.
fell. Safina checked and Tran bet 17,000. His opponents folded and he won the pot.
to 16,000. David Benyamine reraised to 51,000 with the and took down the pot. This was his first three-bet of the day.
and raised to 16,000. Giovanni Safina called from late position with two black fours and JC Tan called from the small blind with two black tens. David Benyamine had a nice 
in the big blind and called as well.
and action checked to De Wolfe. He fired 25,000. Safina folded and Tran called. Benyamine folded as well. and Tran checked. De Wolfe checked behind.
and Tran fired 55,000. De Wolfe folded and Tran picked up the pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
to 14,000. Tony G was next to act and reraised all in for 101,000 holding the 
.
and Tony G was sent to the rail. He brought his bike to the event hoping to send some players away on it, but looks to be the only one who's going to be riding it out of here. He did earn two points and $4,000 for his finish.
. Phil Hellmuth called in the big blind with 
.
and both players checked. The turn was the and both checked again. The river was the and Hellmuth fired 25,000. Tony G folded and Hellmuth scooped the pot.
