Sheikhan:


Kunbuz:


The board ran out




, and Kunbuz catapults to 3.2 million. Sheikhan is now all of sudden way down to just 75,000.








, and Kunbuz catapults to 3.2 million. Sheikhan is now all of sudden way down to just 75,000.
. Silber checked to Kostritsyn, who bet 75,000, then check-raised all in for a shade over 600,000. Kostritsyn thought it over, then said, "I call."


.
were pitted against Debora's
, but Greg couldn't find an ace on the
board and he was eliminated. Eastgate is now up to 2.2 million.
were dominated by Prabhu's
. And when Suresh made a pair on the
flop, it was all over but the shouting. Well, there wasn't any shouting, just the
on the turn and
on the river, and Lyons' Main Event came to an end. Prabhu is now up to 2.38 million.
, Nhan Le checked, Dwayne Stacey bet 100,000, Le moved all in and Stacey called.
, the river was the
and Stacey hit his flush to double up.
and about 260,000 in the pot, Alexander Kostritsyn check-called a bet of 150,000 from Garrett Beckman.
and both men checked. The
hit the river and Kostritsyn check-called again, this time for 300,000. As soon as Kostritsyn tossed out the call, Beckman immediately mucked. Kostritsyn mucked behind and stacked the over 1,000,000 chip pot without a showdown.


where all players checked. The turn was the
and Outhred led out with a bet of 140,000. Keller folded and Loecke made the call.
landed. Outhred fired out 350,000 and Loecke called once again. Loecke tabled 
which was good to take the pot as Outhred mucked.
held off the
of Scott Montgomery.
, Kibler-Melby's ace-high was best. He doubled to just under 375,000. Montgomery is still well above average with about 2,600,000 chips.


. Schafer bet 55,000, and Vos raised it to 230,000. Schafer then re-popped it to 600,000. Vos got the message Schafer was sending, and let it go.
and Le doubled up to 440,000.