and Engel moved in for his last 875. His opponent made the call, saying, "I have nothing," and showing 
for a gutshot draw to Engel's 
and top two pair. A blank fell on the turn, but on the the river the 
spiked to give the other player Broadway and send Engel out of the tournament.
. Wong bet out for 1,400 on the flop and only one of the players called. When the 
fell on the turn, Wong moved all in holding 
for a double flush option. His opponent held 10-10-8-8 for two pair and an open-ended straight draw. The 
fell on the river and Wong was eliminated.
Chris Ferguson said, "I have four pair," and turned over 
. "That should count for something," Ferguson said, though in this case it only counted for the high half of the pot.
to Traniello's 
and the short stack's 
. The 
gave the short stack a set and put Traniello in position to possibly win the low half of the pot, but the board ran out 
to give Hachem the runner-runner straight, and with no low on the board he scooped the entire pot and sent Traniello and the short stack to the rail. Hachem is now up to 13,000.
. Gavin bet the pot, which put him all in and Steve called. Gavin had flopped two pair holding 
while Steve held 
. 
didn't help either player, but the 
on the turn hit Steve perfectly, giving him the nut low and a straight. The board flushed Barny, who took a small percentage of the pot as well.
, Sam Simon was up against an opponent's 
. The board ran out 
and Simon took the low with his A-2 and, remarkably, took the high when his pair of deuces held up. Simon is now up to 9,300.
with pocket jacks, Dutch Boyd found himself all in with two other players. One held the nut straight, which was no good when the fell on the river to pair the board. After hitting his full house, Boyd is up to 12,000.
four players were all in.
came on the turn and the on the river, giving one of the players the nut low and another player the full house. The player that had the full house was all in and covered by the other three, while the player with the nut low was the second shortstack.
to his opponent's . The board ran out 
and Clements' day came to an end.
