Level 9
: 400/800, 100 ante
On the paired 
flop, Chris Oliver bet 4,200, and Antonio Luft made the call. After Inacio Izkovitz tank-folded, the dealer added the 
to the board on fourth street. Oliver checked on Luft's remaining stack — about 20,000 — and then moved all in for maximum pressure. After a little bit of thought, Luft committed his stack and put his tournament life on the line with the 
for two pair and a flush draw. Oliver had just the 
for two overs to the board and a straight draw.
The river delivered one of the outs Oliver needed with the 
hitting the felt. He won the pot to send Luft packing and moved his stack to 88,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
88,000
25,800
|
25,800 |
|
48,000
8,100
|
8,100 |
|
Busted |
. With approximately 18,000 already in the middle, Mercier cut out a river bet of 5,800.
, Darner mucked, and Mercier took down the pot. He now has about 48,000 to his name.
, but Stern turned over 
, no help to Selbst, ending her PCA Main Event.
, but his timing was bad as Jenner Sant`Anna picked up 
and called. The board ran out dry for Piquette, and the Canadian had to call it a day.
. Oliveira nodded as he turned over 
for the nut straight with a flush draw. The early player showed 
, knowing he was drawing stone dead.
