, Aaron Kanter bet 10,000 into a pot of approximately 30,000. His opponent, the "real" Chris Savage, put him to a decision for all of his chips by check-raising all in to over 43,000. Savage had Kanter covered.
. Savage turned over a total bluff: 
. The board ran out 
, allowing Kanter to double up.
. Vos bet 16,000 and was called. He fired again for 20,000 on a turn of 
and again White called. 
, Vos slowed down with a check. White bet 14,500. Vos thought for a minute, said, "I know you have tens full," and sent his cards into the muck.
and got the table bully, David Bach, to go for the knockout with 
. Traniello is still alive with 12,500.
and was looking to double up. Hamilton's position quickly went from first to worst as the flop came down 
. His opponent spiked a set to leave him behind in the hand. The turn and river were no help to Hamilton and he was eliminated less than ten spots from the money.
, Trujano must have been ecstatic. The board came out 9-high, sending Boyd to the rail just five spots from the money.
, Arnaud Mattern bet 9,600. His opponent, YM Hu, made the call. Mattern pushed the river 
for almost 26,000. for a turned two pair.
