Rainer Kempe opened the action with a raise to 19,000 and Daniel Negreanu called from the big blind.
The flop fell 
and Negreanu checked to Kempe who opted to bet 23,000.
With the action back on Negreanu, he check-raised to 53,000 and Kempe called.
The turn landed the 
and Negreanu tossed in a bet of 55,000, and after a little bit of deliberation, Kempe folded his hand.
Catching the action on the flop of 
, Daniel Negreanu checked over to Justin Bonomo and he bet out 30,000.
Negreanu called before both players checked the 
and 
on the turn and river.
Negreanu tabled his 
for two pair and Bonomo mucked.
Tom Marchese made a hell of a run without chips, but he finally got himself in a rough spot when his 
ran into the 
of Stefan Schillhabel. The 
flop gave Marchese hope for a chop. The turn 
brought some more chop outs, but the 
was a brick to finish him off.
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Byron Kaverman raised to 20,000. Tony Guoga shoved for just about 50,000 on the button, and Kaverman quickly called.
Guoga: 
Kaverman: 
"The reverse Ralph Perry!" Jason Mercier said, referring to Guoga's infamous verbal beatdown of Ralph Perry when his own ace-deuce held against Perry's king-jack.
Ace-deuce would prevail again as the board ran out 
, leaving Guoga shaking his head.
"I can't win," he said as he walked away from the table.
From under the gun, Daniel Negreanu raised to 18,000 only to have Justin Bonomo three-bet next to speak to 50,000.
The action passed back to Negreanu and he called before checking the 
flop.
Bonomo bet 40,000 and Negreanu called as the landed on the turn. Negreanu checked and Bonomo bet 130,000 which prompted a response from Negreanu of, "you caught a lucky flop man!"
Negreanu folded and then stated that he held pocket kings with the king of diamonds.
Christoph Vogelsang opened for a raise to 19,000 and quickly called the jam on Talal Shakerchi, who had 156,000 in the small blind.
Shakerchi: 
Vogelsang:
The flip went to Vogelsang: 
, eliminating Shakerchi.
Talal Shakerchi opened to 19,000 and Byron Kaverman called in the big blind.
The flop fell 
and Kaverman check-called a bet of 28,000 as the landed on the turn.
Kaverman checked, Shakerchi bet out 36,000 and Kaverman called before both players checked the 
on the river.
Kaverman tabled his 
and Shakerchi mucked.
Pratyush Buddiga opened to 18,000 from the cutoff only to have Stefan Schillhabel three-bet shove all in from the big blind for 224,000. Buddiga called, and the cards were placed on their backs.
Buddiga:
Schillhabel: 
The board ran out 
and Schillhabel doubled through to 460,000 in chips.
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