and when his short stacked opponent moved all in Simon chose to call. His 
were up against his opponent's 
, but Simon closed off a few of his opponent's outs when the 
on the turn gave him a set. That card also gave his opponent an inside straight draw, but it was the 
on the river that gave him a flush and the pot. Simon saw his stack slip to 22,000.
and both players checked. The turn brought the and again both players checked it. The 
on the river led to one last check, with Smith turning over pocket kings while his opponent showed pocket jacks.
and it was checked around to the player on the cutoff, who bet 5,000. Edler then check-raised for his last 23,000 and his opponent thought a bit before making the call.
had outflopped his opponent's 
and it looked like he was about to more than double his stack. That's when the 
fell on the river, dealing Edler another brutal beat that brought his day to an end.
John Murphy took down a large pot holding 
against his opponents 
. Even though the board was four to the flush, neither player needed it after the turn.
and his opponent called. Mizrachi turned over 
for the nut flush and his opponent folded. After winning the hand, Mizrachi is up to 95,000.
trailed his opponent's 
. The 
board provided no help and Mizzi was eliminated.
and again Wahlroos responded with an enthusiastic "Year of the Wahlroos" cheer. After scooping the pot, Wahlroos immediately apologized to the losing player, saying "Sorry for being so loud, I'd hate it if someone did that to me." His opponent replied that it was fine, but Wahlroos continued, "I was being an ass."
