Felipe Ramos opened the action in late position to 22,000 and was reraised by Carlos Chadha to 48,000. Ramos played with his chips, putting them in various stacks, before making the call.
The flop came 
and Chadha led out for 26,000. Ramos again went to messing with his stack before quietly saying "I'm all in" and then placing his chips into the middle. Chadha counted out his stack and looked as if he was trying to figure out the odds while mumbling numbers under his breath. He leaned back and said to no one in particular "flopped a draw."
Then Chadha went through several hand possibilities, again talking out loud. "Jack ten? Queen ten? King ten? Maybe random Ace queen?" Finally convincing himself, he made the call.
"I'm right," said Chadha as he saw Ramos had 
. Pleased with himself as he tabled 
, he turned to Ramos and said "been fun playing with you" and then the two bumped fists.
The turn was the 
to move Ramos into the lead. "There it is," said a dejected Chadha. "One time please," he begged, as the dealer started to put out the river card.
It was the 
and that would be the end of Chadha's tournament. "Good game guys," Chadha said politely.
"Good call," responded Ramos.
"Thanks, good luck guys," said Chadha, as he went to collect his winnings.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
440,000
221,000
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221,000 |
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Busted | |
, giving Cakmak trip kings to eliminate Mercier in 41st place for $27,700.
meant Busquet doubled up.
. Corey Hochman bet 35,000 and the player left to act after him folded. Shyam Srinivasan moved all in for 161,000 total. Maurice Hawkins folded and the decision was back on Hochman.
which was well behind the 
. It was checked over to Maurice Hawkins who bet 36,000. Shyam Srinivasan called and the two would see the 
, Srinivisan would lead out for 110,000.
