Orel Hershiser moved all in and Chris Chambers called for the last of his 14,200 chips. Chambers had flopped top two with 
and the turn card proved to be an unlucky one for Hershiser as he turned over 
. "Put you on ace-king," Hershiser said as the dealer turned over the 
on the river to give the pot to Chambers. He's now up to 42,400 and Orel was left with just 3,750.
, and was called by Kai Are Hauge. 
for eights and fives, but Hauge was ahead with 
. The turn was the 
and the river the , and Raymer has been eliminated.
. Stjernvang made the call but his opponent showed down 
for a turned straight as Stjernvang mucked his hand to slip to 31,200 chips.
and about 8,000 in the pot, the player in the cutoff bet 10,000 into Patrik Antonius on the button. Antonius raised all in and his opponent called. The players showed:
and respectively and Antonius stacked the pot. With that pot and a couple of small ones after it, Antonius now commands a stack just shy of 80,000.
. Heimowitz bet out 1,200. Gilderubio raised to 3,000. Heimowitz then reraised to 7,000 and Gilderubio made the call.
and Heimowitz went into the tank with first action. After a few minutes passed, Lee Inbeom called the clock on Heimowitz. The floor was called over and after about a half-minute longer, Heimowitz bet 7,575. The amount was enough to put Gilderubio all in.
. Heimowitz held . The river was the and Gilderubio was sent to the rail.
, Caruso bet 2,000 and was called by one opponent. He checked the turn to his opponent, who bet 5,000. Caruso check-raised to 18,000 and was called. When the river came , he moved all in for his last 14,000. His opponent folded.
to verify that, yup, he had 'em.
.
. Both players checked this time so the river came . for a running straight.
