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from the cutoff, and is called by Bill Edler in the small blind who holds 
. Both players check until the river as the board fills out 
. Edler then decides to try and steal the 3,100 in the pot with a bet of 800. Feldman thinks for about a minute and makes the call with his ace-high, earning him the pot.
and with Carli all-in, the player in the small blind checked the action to his opponent, who bet 3,000. The small blind folded and Carli revealed 
to his opponent's 
. The turn was the and the river was no help as it revealed the . Carli remarked, "I needed one more card," as he collected his coat and headed for the exit.
. Action is checked around to Feldman who bets 600, and everyone folds to Rosenblum who makes the call. The turn is the and both players check. The comes on the end and Rosenblum passes the action to Feldman who says, "That's a hard board to bluff at!" as he knuckles the felt behind. Rosenblum turns over 
and Feldman quietly mucks to Rosenblum's full house.
.
, Nick Binger and his opponent got all the money in on the turn. The showdown had Nick holding 
to his foe's . The river brought a useless 
as Nick was eliminated from the championship event.
, the action was checked around to Justin Bonomo in middle position who bet out 7,000. After an unknown player called behind him, action then fell to Mike "Little Man" Sica on the button who promptly moved all in. Melissa Hayden passed from the small blind, which left the action to John Alm in the big blind, who moved all in for approximately 25,000. The clock was then called on Bonomo, who folded after a long dwell, along with the unknown player behind him. 
and saw that Alm had flopped a bigger set with 
. The 
fell on the turn, leaving Sica drawing completely dead. After the hand, Alm stacked up right around 65,000 in chips and appears to be the new tournament chip leader.
could not beat the big blind's 
. All of the money went in pre-flop and Grospellier failed to improved and was eliminated form the tournament midway through level five.
and Phil leads out with a 2,500 bet. His opponent, who has Phil covered, casually picks up his large stack of 1,000 denomination chips and drops them into the pot putting Phil all in. Gordon immediately calls showing the beautiful , which holds up against his opponent's pocket pair of tens to win a pot of 17,150.
