. Stelmak called with 
, eliminating Eastgate as the board rolled out 
.
to Alex Brenes, James Calderaro called a bet of 10,000 from the Costa Rican.
and both players checked. The river card was the and Calderaro checked again. Brenes fired another 10,000 and Calderaro called.
to win the hand, besting Calderaro's 
. Calderaro dropped to 82,000 and Brenes moved up to 160,000.
and it was checked to Kenney who bet 5,200. Richey was the lone caller, delivering the on the turn. Richey checked and Kenney fired 11,800 into the pot. Richey called again, bringing out the 
on the river. Richey checked and Kenney moved all in.
. Kenney mucked and headed to the rail, boosting Richey's stack to 170,000.
and Schulman held . For the second hand in a row, Schulman had a player dominated and on the ropes.
and the two players chopped up the action.
and action checked around between the three players.
, pairing the board. Saul checked and then Smith checked behind. Metaal bet 4,000. Saul made the call before Smith raised to 15,500. Metaal didn't offer much resistance and folded, but Saul stuck around by making the call.
and Saul checked. After a minute or two, Smith moved all in for 34,200. Saul tanked for some time with between 105,000 and 110,000 left in his stack and after a few minutes, made the call. Smith rolled over 
and Saul mucked.
. Schulman bet out 4,300 and Kleijnen raised to 15,000. Schulman then put out a giant stack of blue T5,000 chips to put Kleijnen all in. Kleijnen quickly put the rest of his chips into the middle. for top pair, but Schulman had the better kicker with the 
. The turn was the 
and the river the to send the Dutchman to the rail. Schulman moved to over 100,000.
with about 20,000 in the pot. hit fourth street and Veldhuis fired 47,000 into the pot. Minieri thought for a few moments before throwing his hand away.Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
, but ran into Brett Richey's .
, sending Mizzi to the rail and boosting Richey's stack to 120,000.
