On the tail end of a bigger pot between Joey Couden and Andreas Eiler, the former bet the 
river out of the small blind for 8,300. Eiler had other plans and gave it some thought, then raised to 19,000. That ended the hand right there, as Couden sent his cards into the muck.
Enrico Camosci has regained the chips he previously lost and another big stack has sat down on his table with a near identical stack: Jeremy Ausmus.
On a flop of 
, Konnikova bet 3,700 from middle position. Christopher Frank, on the cutoff, called.
The turn brought the 
. Konnikova shoved for her last 18,500. Frank quickly called.
Christopher Frank: 
Maria Konnikova: 
The river was a blank, and Frank raked in the pot, eliminating Konnikova.
Adrian Mateos opened to 1,300 from early position. Maria Konnikova, in the hijack three-bet shoved for around 12,000. Action folded back to Mateos who made the call.
Maria Konnikova: 
Adrian Mateos: 
The board ran 
and Konnikova doubled up.
Scott Bohlman and Lauren Roberts in the big blind created a pot of 12,900 to the 
flop and Roberts made it 3,500 to go, which Bohlman called. On the 
turn, both riffled with their chips for quite some time to see Roberts lead for another 12,000, and Bohlman reluctantly called.
What followed was the jam by Roberts on the 
river and that forced a fold from Bohlman.
Enrico Camosci opened to 1,300 in late position and Ema Zajmovic in the cutoff made it 3,500 to go, Camosci called. On the 
flop, Camosci opted to check-raise from 3,200 to 9,000 and Zajmovic came along.
Camosci bet the turn for 18,000 and Zajmovic didn't go anywhere, both then checked the 
on the river. Camosci showed 
and Zajmovic claimed the pot with 
.
"Nice hand," Camosci said and Zajmovic grinned "still on one bullet."
Nadya Magnus opened to 1,500 under the gun. Scott Margereson, in the small blind, called.
The dealer spread a flop of . Margereson checked. Magnus bet 1,500. Her opponent check-called.
The turn brought the . Margereson checked again. Magnus fired another bet of 5,000. Her opponent check-raised to 14,000. Magnus tank-called.
The filled up the river. Margereson moved all in for around 24,500. Magnus went deep into the tank, but proceeded to let go of her cards.
Ben Yu bet the 
turn for 5,000 and picked up a call by Luc Greenwood from one seat over. On the river, both players checked and Yu showed 
. Greenwood had 
for the better kicker and won the pot.
Further counts after the dinner break can be found below.
Goran Mandic hurried back to get to his seat in time after the dinner break and ended up all in and at risk in one of the first hands.
It was a flip for Mandic with 
against the 
of Brock Wilson, and the board came 
to give Wilson a straight.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
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