and Koskas led for 1,175 and the LP player made the call. Both players checked the 
on the turn before the river fell the 
. Koskas fired out a bet of 4,800 and his opponent thought for a moment before laying it down. Koskas flashed 
, (a hand made famous by Joe Hachem when he won the 2005 Main Event with it) for just a mediocre two pair to take it down.
. The turn came down the 
.
, pairing the board. Young bet 3,100 when checked to and was called.
for a Broadway straight. His opponent flashed 
for two pair and didn't get the board to pair with the card he needed. This pot brought Young to 36,000.
the small blind checked, Micah Behling bet 700, the small blind moved all in for 5,500 and Behling made the call. Behling rolled over for the nut straight while his opponent showed 
for the lower straight. The turn was the 
, the river was the and Behling eliminated the small blind, increasing his stack to 30,000.
and Peter Krieg has 
. The board comes 
and Carey is eliminated. Krieg still only has 13,000.
and managed to get one of his opponents, Danilo Carlucci, all in preflop. Unfortunately for Verkerk, Carlucci also had a premium hand -- 
. The board ran out 
to make aces full of fours for Carlucci. He now has 13,200 chips, while Verkerk falls to 7,300.
. His opponent showed 
but Witteles was in great shape with . and Witteles doubled up to over 31,000 chips.
, Greg Mueller bets 2,300 and his opponent raises to 8,000. Mueller calls and shows , but his opponent has for the rivered flush. Mueller's down to 3,500.
. The under-the-gun player led out with a bet of 850 before Noble Simpson popped it up to 2,000. Franco Cova then reraised again, making it 6,000 to go from the button. The UTG folded and Simpson thought for a minute before folding 
face up. It was the right move, as Cova flipped over 
for the nut straight.
flop Dan Kohnen moved all in for his last 12,500 and when his opponent called, Kohnen's 
had the other player's in bad shape. The board ran out and Kohnen doubled to 27,500.
