Raymond Roberty was all in and awaiting his fate, as Maria Lampropulos and Thomas Muehloecker were still active in the hand and checked the 
flop. Lampropulos check-folded the 
turn and Roberty confidently rolled over 
for a set.
Muehloecker however had turned the better set with 
and the 
river brought no miracle for Roberty.
Sergio Aido got his stack in with the 
and Jorge Cantos held the slightly inferior pocket pair in 
. The board of 
provided no help to Aido and he was ousted just before the final level of the day.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
In a three-bet pot between Kristen Bicknell and Timo Kamphues, it was the Canadian who bet 5,500 from the small blind on a 
flop. Kamphues came along with the call before both players tapped the table on the turn.
On the river, Bicknell moved all in for around 20,000, much to the dismay of Kamphues. He scratched his head and pondered for minutes, seemingly unsure what to do. One of the other players at the table called the clock on him and shortly into the countdown, Kamphues flung his hand wildly into the muck.
Vicente Delgado raised to 2,200 in the cutoff and Leo Margets three-bet to 8,000 in the small blind. Warren Sheaves checked his stack in the big blind and called, Delgado got out of the way. On the 
flop, Margets continued for 5,500 and Sheaves raised to 12,500 in order to force a fold.
At almost the same time one table over, Daniel Rezaei with 
and Aymon Hata with 
got their shorter stacks in and failed to get any help against the 
of Chase Bianchi.
Down to around 28 big blinds, Thi Xoa Nguyen got her stack in against Fabiano Kovalski and was in need of help.
Thi Xoa Nguyen: 
Fabiano Kovalski: 
The board came 
and Nguyen, who made headlines in the PSPC due to an incredible fold, headed to the rail.
Upeshka de Silva raised to 2,400 in late position, Eli Ross called from the small blind and Niall Farrell called from the big blind. The 
got checked around, but the 
turn brought some action.
Ross was first to act and bet 2,300, which Farrell called. De Silva then put in a raise to 8,700, Ross called, and Farrell folded. The river completed a possible backdoor flush draw with the 
and Ross front-shoved for 16,000. De Silva was visibly displeased and needed several minutes before parting with his hand.
The cards were already on their backs on a board with Noah Schwartz showing 
for the nut flush and Alexandre Santo repping the 
for a straight. Santo was left with 6,400 after the clash, which he doubled through Ole Schemion in the next hand.
On the river of a board 
, Chino Rheem bet 7,600 and was called by his sole remaining opponent to turn over the 
. That won the pot, and Rheem jumped above 200,000 in chips.
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