Three players saw a flop of 

including Roland Israel. One player was already all in, and another was battling Israel - who won this event in 2010 and reached the final table last far in 2011 - for a side pot. The two players checked.
The turn was the
, and Israel called a 13,000-chip bet from his opponent. The
completed the board, and Israel's opponent checked. Without much thought, Israel tossed out 25,000, and his opponent blurted, "Worst card in the deck!"
He mucked, and Israel tabled 
for Broadway. The all-in opponent mucked - he couldn't beat the nuts - and Israel raked in the pot.


and Brikis knocked out two players and moved up to 126,000.
. Both players checked and the turn came
.
and his opponent mucked.
. There were over 70,000 chips in the middle already, and Garry Gates was heads up with Joe "Black" Reddick. Gates had a small stack of grey T5,000 chips in front of him, and Reddick moved all in for effectively 90,000. Gates called.

. Reddick's outs to a three were now eliminated - only a diamond would secure the knockout.
- and the player in the big blind promptly fired 31,000. Vizza moved all in for less than a true raise, and the player called.


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and then it was realized that Gates had more than 30,000 in font of him.
.