in the small blind. Vanesaa Rousso reraised all in from the big blind with the 
and Timoshenko folded.
. Daniel Negreanu called with the 
from the big blind.
and Negreanu picked up trip sixes. He checked and Timoshenko bet 20,000. Negreanu put in a small raise to 48,000. Timoshenko studied and then folded his hand, not wanting to get anymore involved.
. Giovanni Safina limped behind with pocket fours. David Benyamine raised to 60,000 with the 
. Action folded back over to Negreanu and he reraised to 300,000. Safina folded and then Benyamine went into the tank.
. Daniel Negreanu called with the 
in the small blind. Giovanni Safina looked down at the in the big blind and reraised to 70,000. Timoshenko folded his hand and Negreanu folded as well.
Level: 5
Blinds: 7,000/15,000
Ante: 0
. Roland De Wolfe moved all in for 109,000 with the . Timoshenko made the call.
and De Wolfe stayed in front. After the turn brought the , De Wolfe was looking solid for a double up. The river though was a sick one, when the 
smashed down to give Timoshenko a full house. De Wolfe immediately stormed off the set and exited to room.
. He limped and then Yevgeniy Timoshenko raised from the big blind to 40,000 holding the 
. Frazer made the call.
and Frazer checked with the flush draw. Timoshenko fired a continuation bet as he does so often, making it 48,000 to go. Frazer just called.
and Frazer hit his club flush. He checked and Timoshenko opted to check behind with his pair of sevens and nut flush draw.
. Frazer reached into his stack and fired 58,000. Timoshenko realized he couldn't beat much and folded his hand. Frazer picked up the pot.
to 30,000 from the button after the checking the stacks of Vanessa Rousso and Daniel Negreanu in the blinds. Rousso held in the small blind and made the call. Negreanu was in the big blind with the and also called.
and all three players checked. The turn was a bad card for Rousso with the falling. She had about twice the pot in her stack and bet 40,000. Negreanu folded and then Timoshenko raised all in to put Rousso all in. Rousso's hand was very under-repped, but she still didn't seem to like the spot very much. Rousso removed her glasses while the commentators debated why she didn't just shove preflop. They stated that it'd just be a cooler given the stacks sizes, but that she should have shoved. They also stated that they didn't believe she'd be able to find a fold here. and Rousso was sent home in seventh place. She did pick up two points and $4,000 for her finish, but will be looking to improve upon that in the following heats. Timoshenko is up to 598,000 and leading the way.
