In another hand between Warren Woodall and Darren Woods, Woods raised to 16,000 pre and Woodall called from the small blind.
Woodall then check-raised all in after Woods bet 30,000 on a flop of with two diamonds on the board. Woods called and showed for a flush draw, while Woodall showed .
He faded the flush when the board brought no more diamonds, and Woods went to the rail. Woodall now has the chip lead with 740,000.
With the action folding round to Joseph Baldwin in the small blind, he made the call only to have Scott Andrews push the action to 17,000 from the large.
Baldwin then pushed all in, putting Andrews to a decision for his tournament life. Andrews made the call and the cards were tabled.
Andrews:
Baldwin:
The board ran out to see Andrews hit the rail as Baldwin climbed to 400,000 in chips.
Jesse Yaginuma opened to 15,000 and was called by Laurence Grondin. Steven Tabb pushed for 160,000 from the button. Yaginuma pushed over the top and Grondin passed as the cards were tabled.
Yaginuma:
Tabb:
The board ran out and Tabb doubled to 320,000 as Yaginuma slips to just 80,000 in chips.