Mikael Thuritz was all in pre-flop with against Doron Malinasky with . It was a race situation, but the flop of gave Malinasky a set. The on the turn gave Thuritz four outs to an ace-high straight, but the river was the . Malinasky won the pot with a full house.
Mikael Thuritz was eliminated in 42nd place, earning $61,880.
Fred David moved all in with and was called by Scott Fischman's . David picked up a gutshot on a flop of but the turn was and the river was . David won $61,880 for 41st place.
In the battle of the blinds, Phil Hellmuth raised from the SB and Mike Wattel called. The flop was and Hellmuth bet out 40K. Wattel called. The turn was and Hellmuth check-called a 80K bet from Wattel. On the river the fell and Hellmuth bet out 120K. Wattel went into the tank for three minutes.
"You know if you have A-7 you have to call," said Hellmuth.
Wattel called and mucked his hand when Hellmuth tabled .
With pocket fives Doron Malinasky moves in and is called by Raymond Davis with A-K. Both a Ace and a King hit the flop and end the day for Doron. The final board was A-K-T-6-4. Malinasky won $77,350.
Ted Kearly was all in preflop with against Jimmy Tran's . Kearly took the lead on a flop of , and it held up when the last two cards came . Kearly doubled up in chips.
Tom Lee doubled up against Ian Johns. Lee was all in for 101K and Johns called with . Lee flipped over and rivered an Ace to pick up the pot. He's now around 210K.
After some pre-flop action, Can Kim Hua raised to 120,000, and Carlos Mortensen moved all in for an additional 272,000. Hua thought for about two minutes before calling, and he showed . Mortensen had the lead with .
The board came , and Mortensen's kings held up, doubling his stack to 1,080,000 in chips.