Fedor Holz raised to 55,000 from under the gun, Dan Shak called from the hijack seat, Phil Laak called all in from the small blind for 43,000, and then Andrew Robl called from the big blind.
With Laak all in, the flop came down . Robl checked, Holz bet 65,000, Shak called, and Robl folded.
The turn was the , which was checked by both Holz and Shak. The two also checked the river card.
Holz showed the , Shak had the , and Laak had the . Shak's hand was best, and Laak was eliminated in 12th place.
Jason Mercier had Ben Lamb on the ropes in a coin flip with the versus the for Lamb. The flop, turn, and river ran out and the two chopped up the pot with a straight on the board.
From middle position, Phil Laak raised to 38,000. Bill Perkins called from the button, then Dan Smith reraised to 142,000 from the big blind. Laak and Perkins folded, giving Smith the pot.
From middle position, Dan Smith raised to 40,000. Bill Perkins reraised to 100,000 from the big blind, and Smith called to see the flop. Both players checked, and they also checked the turn card.
After the hit the river, Perkins bet 75,000. Smith made the call, and Perkins showed him the . for a flush.
. Robl checked, Holz bet 65,000, Shak called, and Robl folded.
, which was checked by both Holz and Shak. The two also checked the 
river card.
, Shak had the 
, and Laak had the 
. Shak's hand was best, and Laak was eliminated in 12th place.
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, then snap-called when Shak shoved for 604,000. Laak had the 
nut flush draw.
turn changed little, but the 
river was the right one for Shak, as he doubled through, leaving Laak extremely short.
.
turn and 
river ended Perkins' tournament.
for Lamb. The flop, turn, and river ran out 
flop. Both players checked, and they also checked the 
turn card.
hit the river, Perkins bet 75,000. Smith made the call, and Perkins showed him the 
.
and Laak doubled up with a set.