. Kido Pham checked from the small blind and Ivan Demidov bet 100,000 from the big blind. Tiffany Michelle raised to 300,000 and both Kido and Ivan made the call. The river brought the 
. Pham and Demidov checked and Michelle made a 600,000 bet, which was big enough to chase the others out of the pot and push her stack up to 5.8 million. Demidov has almost the same amount and Pham is down to 1.95 million.
. Rosskamm's jacks still led, and with the crowd firmly on Hellmuth's side, it was still very quiet.
hit the turn. This card gave Hellmuth the nut flush draw as well as an inside straight draw to go with his overcards.
hit the river, which was no help to Hellmuth. Rosskamm's entourage celebrated, though it was barely audible amongst the disappointment of Hellmuth's supporters.
. Nikolay Losev made the call with 
for trip eights, to have Saab in bad shape with his 
.
and river the 
to eliminate the Australian in 46th place for $135,100.
and Kunbuz led out for 125,000. Matusow then raised it up to 500,000 and Kunbuz folded 
face up. Matusow flashed to take down the pot and move up to 3.53 million chips.
, Le still leading, but Brokos picked up an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the , but the 
fell on the river, making Brokos' straight and eliminating Le.
and Levy was eliminated. Demidov is now up to 6.3 million.
to Montgomery's . The 
flop brought no help, but Jason caught the on the turn and, when the river brought the , Glass doubled to 1.2 million while Scott slipped to 720,000.
and Keay was eliminated in 49th place. Cantu chipped up to about 6,800,000 on the hand while Eastgate was left with 2,700,000 chips.
Andrew Brokos, Peter Neff, and Scott Montgomery all checked. The turn brought the . Brokos checked, Neff bet 75,000, Montgomery called and Brokos folded. The river was the . Neff bet 450,000 and Montgomery called. 
for a set and Montgomery mucked. Neff is now up to 2,100,000.
. Riesenberg checked and Schafer bet 160,000. Kennedy moved all in for 830,000 and Riesenberg quickly folded. Schafer thought for about 30 seconds before finally making the call. The players showed: 
, which was no help to Kennedy. He needed to catch one of two remaining eights to stay alive. The river came the , sealing his fate. Schafer won the pot and Kennedy was eliminated in 50th place. Along with a story about how he sat next to Phil Hellmuth at a televised feature table, he'll also take home $135,100.
