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Powell flopped a flush draw on a seven-high board and called the bet of his opponent. The turn was a repeat seven, and Powell raised his opponent's bet on a semi-bluff. His opponent made the call.
, Sousa bet 2,600. His lone opponent raised to 7,500, but Sousa was undeterred and fired back another raise of his own, to 14,500. His opponent put in the fourth raise; when Sousa called, he was all in.
popped on the turn. The river 
completed the board. After the hand, Sousa is up to about 60,000.
with 
in the hole, he is now up to 53,000.
, Rowe bet out 4,400 and only Molloy called.
, Molloy bet 15,000 and Kyle Rowe raised all in. Molloy made the call. 
and Molloy's tournament is over.
and he was racing Sarnoff's . 
meaning Sarnoff's hand holds up and he's up to 163,000 now. Hinkle, on the other hand, is out.
. Friedman shoved all in and then Balandin raised to 45,000. Jaraiz tanked for a few minutes before Friedman called the clock on him. He then folded.
and the river the 
. It gave Friedman a flush, but Balandin made a full house.
, Sverre Sundbo bet 3,000 and Brian Schaedlich called. The turn was the 
. Sundbo fired out another 6,000 and Schaedlich called. The river was the . Sundbo bet another 15,000 and Schaedlich called. for the straight and Schaedlich mucked. The pot took Sundbo's stack up to 140,000.
. The big blind checked to Habib and he bet 4,000. Pezzin was next to act and he pushed all in for just under 20,000. The cutoff and the big blind folded but Habib made the call. The players showed: and respectively. Pezzin stacked the pot and now sits on a stack of approximately 46,000.
was the hand to do it with. If you get called you're hoping to see over cards at worst. Dan Lu was the only caller and he was holding , not the hand Martinez was hoping for.
. No two outer for Martinez and he wanders off to wonder what might have been.