There was plenty of action on a 
board with a player having all his chips in the middle against Vojtech Ruzicka. Ruzicka held 
for a turned straight, but the river had saved his opponent with 
giving both players a straight.
Level: 10
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Players are going on another 15-minute break. This will be their final break of the day.
- Joseph Anderson has just been eliminated when he ran his queens into the jack-eight of hearts of Jonathan Hayward and Hayward hit his flush.
- The player in the small blind raised to 2,500 and Martin Kabrhel barraged him with questions about how strong his hand was.
After a while, he said: "I like you, I don't want to bust you." and then called.
The flop came 
, the small blind checked.
"What are you waiting for? A flush?" Kabrhel asked him. Kabrhel then bet 2,500 and the small blind called.
The turn brought them the 
, the small blind checked again. Kabrhel now bet 4,000 and his opponent quickly folded.
The last hour or so has not been kind to the Belgians that have decided to pay Rozvadov a visit in an attempt to earn some money here at the WSOP International Circuit.
Pierre Neuville had climbed back up to around 40,000 but is now sitting on a start stack again.
Bart Lybaert and Kiarash Nabavieh were seated at the same table but were now both gone.
Yves Sergeant lost about 1/3 of his stack but still had more than average.
Sylvain Naets was down but just doubled up back to starting stack when he shoved pre-flop with ace-jack and was called by someone with ace-eight.
On a 
flop Yehuda Cohen check-called a bet of 2,200 from Dirk Schroter. The turn was the 
and was checked by both players. The river was the 
and Cohen checked, with Schroter putting out a bet of 7,500.
"4,000 I snap call," said Cohen. "5,000 also I snap call." Cohen took his time and eventually a British player at the table called the clock.
"It's not an all in," explained the British player, "but you've already tanked for three minutes. If it was an all in I wouldn't have called the clock!"
"The levels are 45 minutes! I can take my time!" said Cohen, but the British player wasn't having it.
The floor came and as the seconds ticked down, Cohen appeared to wait until three seconds left before releasing his chips for a call. Schroter turned over 
for top pair top kicker and took down the pot.
"I hadn't made up my mind," said Cohen, counting how many chips he was left with.
"No you hadn't!" said the British player, remonstrating with Cohen.
"Look you two," said a third player, also British, "Just take it outside and go and have a fight!"
After the player in the cutoff had raised, Igor Tsymbal three-bet to 4,000 from the small blind. "GIN.ALI" four-bet to 15,400 from the big blind. The cutoff called and Tsymbal called with 15,300 as that was what he had left in total. GIN.ALI announced blind all-in.
The flop came 
and the player in the cutoff called the all-in.
Igor Tsymbal: 
GIN.ALI: 
Cutoff Player: 
The rest of the board ran out 
, GIN.ALI's queens held and he eliminated Tsymbal and doubled up through the other player.
"Come and join the party Mr Wolf!" said Martin Kabrhel, as The Wolf walked over to him.
"I heard you were chip leader with four left and finished third," said The Wolf, referencing Kabrhel's third-place finish in last night's €5,300 High Roller.
"Look at the hands!" said Kabrhel, "I was unlucky. The last two hours; I was huge chip leader and I lose every hands. What can I do!"
The Wolf asked who it was who won, with Kabrhel confirming that Pavel Binar was the latest winner of a gold WSOPC circuit ring.
"He was incredible," said Kabrhel.
Level: 9
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 100
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