Most recently, Mark Vos raised to 1,200 in a hand. Before the action reached Mercier, she said, "I think I have to raise." However, when the action got to her she just called. A player yet to act in the hand wanted her to be required to put in a raise. A floorperson was called, who ruled that Mercier had declared a raise and must raise to at least 2,000 (which she did). When the action got back to Vos, who had Mercier covered, he reraised all in. Mercier knocked several stacks of chips over, said, "That must be a bad sign," and folded.
She unsteadily departed the Amazon Room for dinner about five minutes before the dinner break was called.
. The button player held 
, and the early-position player held 
. The board helped neither player and Isabelle Mercier is now up to approximately 25,000.
, while his opponent turned over a pair of bullets. Although Monnette was able to flop a nine, he wasn't able to catch up by the river and was sent to the rail.
of her opponent -- four clubs hit the board giving her opponent the winning flush and sending Harman to the rail just a few minutes shy of the dinner break.
, John Phan led out with a 2,000 bet which Carlos Mortensen called. The turn brought the 
and Phan fired a second barrel worth 2,500, and once again Mortensen made a stand against the chip leader and made the call.
and Phan fired for a third time with a bet of another 2,500. Mortensen made the call, but quickly mucked his hand as Phan showed 
for a rivered flush.
, and the original raiser continued out for 2,200 more chips. Kenny Tran reached for his own chips and jammed it up to 7,000. His opponent re-shoved for just a small amount more, and Tran made the call, showing 
. It was a good read by Tran, as the other player was still waiting to hit the board with his 
and river 
