Johnny Chan raised preflop to 1,600, the big blind reraised to 6,600, and Chan called. The flop came , the big blind bet 6,000, and Chan went into the tank for a while before folding his hand and forfeiting the pot.
Gavin Smith was all in with pocket queens against Young Phan's pocket fours, and a queen on the board sealed the deal with a set for Smith as he doubled up in chips. Phan sarcastically praised the dealer, and Gavin said, "I think he's better than that!"
Johnny Chan raised to 1,600 from late position, and Phil Ivey moved all in from the small blind for about 5,600. Chan folded, and Ivey continues to survive.
Dutch Boyd was just eliminated by Freddy Deeb. Boyd had A-10 on a double-paired board with tens and eights, giving him top full house with tens full of eights. Unfortunately, Deeb had pocket eights, giving him quads to win the pot, and send Boyd home.
Layne Flack was severely shortstacked, and he was all in with against the of Humberto Brenes. The board came , and Flack rivered a pair of fives to stay alive, doubling to about 5,000 in chips.
Mike Matusow moved all in with 8-8 and Dave "Devilfish" Ulliot called with A-A. Matusow flopped a set of 8s and doubled up. The two had been jawing back and forth over the last hour and Matusow used the word "donkey" more than once to describe the skill level of the Devilfish.