, flop the player in the small blind checked and Joe Hachem bet 3,500. The small blind then check-raised to 8,800 and Hachem went into the tank for several minutes. He finally decided to bet enough to set his opponent all in, which was for about 80 percent of his remaining stack. The other player open-mucked his 
and Hachem showed 
. He pointed to his kicker and said that's what took him so long to decide. He's now up to 44,000.
, David Trinh pushed all in for 16,050 and received a call. 
for aces up and his opponent showed 
.
and Trinh moved up to 41,500 in chips.
. Antonious led out for 16,000, prompting Michelle to quickly push all in. Antonious called for less, a total of 65,000.
and the river fell to make a full house, tens full of queens, for Antonious. Michelle was described as "fuming," asking Antonious questions like, "How could you call?" When Antonious pointed out his flush draw, Michelle responded that she made it 10,000 preflop. Antonious responded by showing a photo of his house in Florida and suggesting they should both go fishing after the tournament was over.
, and 15,000 already in the pot, Hansen checked, his opponent bet 6,000, Hansen check-raised to 20,000, and his opponent let it go.
, Sheikhan had put in a bet and Chan raised him an additional 15,000. Sheikhan then reraised all in for 56,000, and Chan made the call.
for the full house, and Chan mucked. Sheikhan propels up to 115,000, while Chan slips to 57,000.
. Mercier rolled over 
but her opponent had outflopped her with . on the turn or river meant the end of the road for Ms. Mercier.
, the small blind bets 4,500 and Layne calls. and the small blind checks. Layne bets 12,000 and the small blind calls.
and the small blind checks. Layne bets 35,000 and the small blind calls.
and takes it. He's up to 200,000.
