Su showed

, and Saab 
. "Hey, I can make a flush two ways," cracked Saab.The flop was


. "I'm freerolling," said Saab. No more spades came, though, and all of those chips went back where they started.

, and Saab 
. "Hey, I can make a flush two ways," cracked Saab.

. "I'm freerolling," said Saab. No more spades came, though, and all of those chips went back where they started.
. Action folded back to Snead, who made a snap-call with
. The board ran out
, improving neither player. Snead's pair of jacks took down the pot and sent Kelly to the rail.
and Manfrede took it down. She sits with about 265,000 chips after the hand.

and was up against Brent Roberts' 
. 



, and Mattsson is out. Roberts has about 415,000.
which was good enough to eliminated Mitnick.

, Mike Ngo made a move all in on a board of 


but Alex Outhred made the call and tabled the best hand with 
.
and Ngo was sent to the rail.


. Matros bet 85,000, and Saab called. The turn was the
, and this time Matros bet 175,000. Saab again called.
. Both players checked. "Ace-king?" asked Matros before turning over his hand -- 
. Saab, apparently thinking Matros was declaring his hand rather than asking about Saab's, was slow to turn over his cards. Finally he saw Matros' treys and turned over his 
. Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000


. Marquis checked, McEven bet 23,000, Mattsson called, and Marquis called as well. Something was afoot.
, and all checked. Hmm....
. Marquis bet 100,000, McEven folded, Mattsson quickly reraised, and Marquis pushed all in. Mattsson called, showing 
. But Marquis had 
for the better boat.