The board fell 
, and with 91,000 in the pot, Luc Greenwood checked from the small blind.
Kahle Burns checked behind, and the 
appeared on the river.
"I don't want to check, but I will check," said Burns after Greenwood had passed the decision over.
"If you have ace-king, you win" added Burns, but Greenwood flipped over 
.
Burns revealed 
for the bigger kicker and won the pot.
There was a flop of 
showing with 24,000 in the pot. Patrik Antonius bet 16,000 with his 
and Dan Smith called, holding 
for top set.
Christoph Vogelsang check-raised all in for 79,000 with 
and Antonius moved all in behind. Smith snap-called for his remaining 98,500 stack and the three turned over their hands.
Christoph Vogelsang:
Dan Smith:
Patrik Antonius:
The turn came down a 
, giving Smith a full house but did not change the outs he needed to dodge. A 
completed the board, sending the whole pot to Smith who doubled through Antonius and eliminated Vogelsang in the process.
Paul Phua looked down at 
and opened to 7,000 from under the gun, Kristen Bicknell called in the hijack with 
and Matthias Eibinger three-bet to 28,500 on the button with 
.
Phua was the only caller and the dealer spread out 
, hitting a trey for Phua to take the lead. Phua check-called a bet of 18,000 from Eibinger and the 
peeled off on the turn.
Both players checked the turn and a completed the board. Phua led out for 41,000 and Eibinger raised to 150,000 with his newly acquired set of jacks.
Phua took his time but in the end, he called and Eibinger turned over his rivered set of jacks. Phua mucked in disgust as Eibinger took down the pot.
Luc Greenwood raised from the under the gun and both Isaac Haxton, on the button, and Ferdinand Putra, in the big blind, called.
The flop fell 
, and the action checked to Haxton who bet 9,000. Putra raised to 25,000, and after 30 seconds of thought, Greenwood made it 55,000.
Haxton wasted to time in folding, and Putra mirrored his action just a few seconds later.
Kristen Bicknell opened to 7,500 from the button with 
, Matthias Eibinger defended his big blind with and the dealer spread out on the flop.
Both players checked to the turn card and Eibinger then led out for 25,000. Bicknell called with her two pair and the dealer flipped over the as a river.
Eibinger fired in an overbet of 96,000 with his quads and Bicknell obliged. Eibinger turned over his , Bicknell mucked and sent a large portion of her stack to Eibinger.
The turned board showed 
and the pot had 59,000 in it. Christoph Vogelsang moved all in for 51,500 with 
for an overpair and Dan Smith called, holding for a pair of sixes with an open ender.
An uneventful landed on the river, changing nothing as Vogelsang's cowboys held on to scoop the pot for a complete double through Smith.
Matthias Eibinger opened to 5,500 and Jason Koon called with 
on the button. Talal Shakerchi looked down at and three-bet from the big blind to 32,500, Eibinger folded.
Koon called and the flop came down 
. Shakerchi bet 26,000, Koon called and the 
landed on the turn. Shakerchi pushed in 52,000 and again Koon called with his pair of queens.
The landed on the river and Shakerchi checked to Koon who moved all in for 72,000. Shakerchi instantly mucked his hand and Koon took down the pot, bringing him over starting stack for the first time today.
Canada's Kristen Bicknell is the latest player to rejoin after the partypoker pro saw her first bullet come to nothing.
Chin Wei Lim bet 22,000 into a pot that contained about 35,000 and the flop had 
face up. Bjorn Li called, the fell as a turn card and both players checked to the river.
Lim checked the complete board to Li who moved all in. Lim called for his remaining 70,000 and Li tabled 
for a pair of kings. Lim showed for a higher pair in his aces and took down the pot, doubling through Li.
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