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. The turn was the 
. Unfortunately for him, Palti managed to re-draw to the lead, plucking the two-out 
off the deck to make triple kings. He eliminated Martin Harvey and moved up over 20,000.
. Saab's poor timing found him holding 
.
. He sent a double up over to Van Marcus, who dropped down to 8,600. Marcus improved to 22,000.
and Topakas passed the first action to Tahtouh, who fired a bet of 1,200. Topakas then check-raised to 4,500, after which Emad asked how many chips Topakas had left. After a bit of a dwell, Emad put Topakas all in and Topakas quickly called: 
, 
and Topakas' trip threes held up to earn him the pot and 28,000 in new chips. Tahtouh was left with 16,000 after the hand.
and Attipa bet out 2,000, to which Kaselias called.
. Attipa moved all in, and Kaselias again made the call, turning over . Attipa was behind, but had some outs, showing down his 
.
on the river, spelling the end of his tournament life. Kaselias has chipped up to 33,500.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
, Levy led with a bet and Michael 'Marvs' Marvanek raised a few thousand more. Levy then shoved all in and Marvanek called. The pot was worth well over 25,000 chips. 
. Levy rolled over 
. and the river failed to produce another heart as well with the 
. Marvanek was sent to the rail and Levy bumped up to almost 40,000. He is certainly among one of chip leaders.
. The unknown player took down the pot and jumped to 12,000 chips. De Silva dropped to 14,000 and Kambouris was crippled to just 3,200.
. -- a golden card for Pratis, who was sitting with pocket threes. Opting to slow play his full house, Pratis checked to his opponent who fired a second bullet, this time for 3,000. Pratis then check-raised all in for 10,625 and his opponent called: 
that fell on the river changed nothing and Pratis took down the pot and right around 30,000 in new chips.
and looked good so far against his opponent's 
. board, but Kambouris' was just a tad lower than his opponent's. When the turn and river came the , , that was it for Kambouris.
, but he was in awfully bad shape, up against his opponent's . 
, and the on the turn brought a little glimmer of hope for the all-in player. Much to his delight, a fourth spade -- the -- hit the river, giving Guttman an unlikely come-from-behind flush. He doubled up to 31,000.
