, Tiffany Michelle moved her stack into the middle and was called by one opponent. Her opponent showed 
for top pair with a flush draw, but Michelle was one better on both counts with 
for top pair better kicker with a better flush draw. She avoided all of the cards she needed to when the river came 
, and doubled up to 27,000.
. Lennholm bet 5,000, then his opponent pushed all in for 17,000. Lennholm called.
for the overpair, and his opponent 
for the flush draw. The 
on the turn took the hand from Lennholm, and he was knocked back down to 24,300.
. The big blind checked, Jett bet 3,000, the cutoff called and the big blind called. The turn was the 
and the action was checked around. The river was the 
. The big blind checked, Jett bet 4,000, the cutoff folded and the big blind called. 
for two pair and the big blind mucked. Jett is now sitting on a 90,000 stack.
and in a race situation with his opponent's . The board ran out queen high and Nguyen's eights held up to double his stack to 70,000.
, Binger bet out 6,000 and only Gregg called., Binger checked and then Gregg moved all in. Binger called and showed 
for a set of aces. Gregg showed for sixes full. The river fell a blank to both players and Binger was eliminated.
; when the cutoff checked, Cunningham bet 8,000. The other player called, and when the 
turned he checked again. This time Cunningham bet 9,000 and, this time, his opponent raised to 21,000. Cunningham thought it over a bit and then decided to move in for his last 27,100. It was only 6,100 for his opponent to call, but he said, "I can't beat anything. Good read," before mucking his cards. The crowd gathered along the rail applauded as Allen raked a pot that pushed his stack up to 82,000.
to his opponent's . The 
board didn't help Faustman's hand and his Main Event came to an end. "Nice playing with you, kid," Joe Hachem said as Brett got up from his seat.
