With over 6,000 already in the pot, Jeff Blenkarn and an opponent saw a flop of 
. Blenkarn wasted no time betting 3,700 and his opponent slid out a call.
Fourth street brought the 
and Blenkarn flung out a bet of 5,700 with little hesitation. His opponent pushed out a raise to 13,000 and Blenkarn called off his remaining 12,150 for his tournament life.
Blenkarn: 
Opponent: 
The board finished with the 
and Blenkarn was able to score a double up to about 45,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
45,000
25,000
|
25,000 |
|
||
and the river the 
, ensuring MacPhee a double up with his flopped two pair. He's currently sitting at about 21,000 after a harrowing first few levels.
, Amit Makhija led out for 900. His lone opponent raised to 2,000 from the button and Makhija called.
, a player checked to Noah Vaillancourt and he fired out 800. Vaillancourt's sole opponent called the bet and the two saw the 
hit fourth street, keeping Doug Lee out in front. The river, however, spelled disaster. The 
rolled off to complete the board and paired Tyler Lee's king, spelling elimination for the 2005 WSOP Circuit Championship event winner.
for two pair.
for a hand that was winning on the flop but was currently behind. The 
hit the river and allowed Razavi to scoop up the pot and increase his stack to about 48,000.
. Cheung was racing with his opponent's 
