Michael Mellor opened to 40,000 under-the-gun and Srinivas Gottiparthi shoved from middle position for 98,000. Action folded back to Mellor and he made the call.
Mellor: 
Gottiparthi: 
The board ran out 
pairing Mellor's ten to bust Gottiparthi.
| Place | Name | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | Benoit Beaulac | $2,800 |
| 26 | Amir Babakhani | $2,800 |
| 27 | Frank Gregory | $2,800 |
Level: 21
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
We missed the action but caught Fabio Luongo stacking up a monster pile of chips while Kathy Sawers had a large dent in her stack.
At one of the final three tables, Tomislav Pavkovic just doubled up through David Bonneau.
Bonneau opened under the gun to 23,000 and Pavkovic called from the cutoff. The flop came 
and Bonneau checked. Pavkovic shoved all in for his remaining 90,000 and Bonneau quickly called.
Pavkovic stood up when he saw the 
of Bonneau. Pavkovic need help with only 
.
The turn was the 
and the river was the 
, which was the exact help Pavkovic needed.
"I got lucky man," Pavkovic said to Bonneau, "It was a donkey play."
Bonneau tossed a stack of chips into the middle and paid Pavkovic his double up.
At the same table, Tanveer Dhanjal is the chipleader with 25 left, sitting at over 1.3-million chips.
"Imagine if he had chips there," Fabio Luongo said after David Bonneau doubled up, "fireworks."
Meanwhile, Jeffrey Cormier was just shaking his head as the 300,000 pot was pushed to David Bonneau. Bonneau was left short after doubling up Senthuran Vijayaratnam when he called with 
on an eight-high board with a gutshot and Vijayaratnam had .
On this hand, Cormier opened to 22,000 and Bonneau shoved all in for 137,000. Cormier seemed a little reluctant, but called with 
. Bonneau showed 
and the race was on.
The flop came 
and Bonneau did a fist pump, only seeing that he had flopped two pair. He then deflated after he noticed Cormier flopped a set.
"Hearts," Bonneau called out.
The turn was the 
.
"Yes, come on."
The river was the 
, which wasn't what Bonneau was calling for, but gave him the win nonetheless.
"Imagine if he had chips there," Luongo said, "fireworks."
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Jason Comtois opened by shoving all in for 122,000 from the cutoff with 
. Christopher Murrin was in the small blind and called with .
The board ran out 
and Comtois flopped a better pair to win the pot and earn the double up.
Denis Cyr got all in against Stephane Houle and won with against Houle's .
Earlier, Houle lost a big hand when he flopped the nuts and Gary Lucci's flopped set turned into a full house by the river. He would double up the very next hand.
This time, Houle couldn't catch a pair with ace king to beat Cyr's queens. The board ran out 
and Houle headed to the rail.
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