In a multi-way pot that saw six players see a flop for 40,000 apiece, the dealer fanned the flop of 
. Simon Assouline led out for 100,000 from the small blind and Ryan Van Sanford shoved all in for 407,000 in the big blind. The rest of the table folded and Assouline called.
Assouline: 
Van Sanford: 
Assouline out-flopped Van Sanford by hitting two pair. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
to send Van Sanford to the rail.
With around 300,000 in the pot already, three players saw a flop of . The action checked to Luigi Knoppers on the button who bet 90,000. Andrew Graham called in middle position as did Francis Collins in the hijack.
The turn was the which slowed the action as all three players knuckled the table. The river brought the and the action checked around again. Graham showed 
, Collins mucked, and Knoppers tabled 
to drag in the pot.
Rodney Ramalho raised to 18,000 in the hijack and was met with calls from Kelly Minkin on the button, Bertrand Grospellier in the small blind, and Aaron Mermelstein in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and action checked through to reveal the 
on the turn.
Mermelstein bet out 32,000, and his three opponents quickly folded.
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Patrick Clarke raised to 20,000 in middle position before Anton Morgenstern three-bet to 55,000 on the button.
Action folded back to Clarke, and he called as the flop landed 
.
Clarke checked, Morgenstern continued for 40,000, and Clarke called as the 
and 
checked through on the turn and river.
Clarke revealed his 
, and Morgenstern mucked.
Carl Martel opened with a raise and Rodney Ramalho called on the button.
From the big blind, Kelly Minkin three-bet to 80,000 and Martel called.
Ramalho pushed all in for 426,000, and after Minkin called, Martel folded.
Minkin:
Ramalho: 
The board ran out 
and Ramalho doubled through.
On a flop of 
with roughly 170,000 in the middle, Brian Altman bet out from the small blind only to have Seyedrohollah Ettehadi raise it up to 160,000.
Altman called, and when the turn landed the 
, he checked.
Ettehadi bet 325,000, and Altman quickly folded.
There was one player all in for around 80,000 and Alan Schein and Jerry Wong were heads-up in a side pot that had over 250,000 in it as well. The flop came and Schein moved all in for 438,000. Wong quickly called and all three hands were tabled.
Schein:
Wong: 
Opponent: 
Schein was ahead but needed to hold on for two more cards. The on the turn and the 
on the river changed nothing and Schein took down both the main and side pots.
Level: 4
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
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