as he raked in the pot.
giving the cutoff a pair of aces, eliminating Kostritsyn from the tournament.
. King lead out for 6,500 and the player under the gun smooth called. Toto made a pot sized raise to 34,300, leaving himself with only 1,200. King folded and after looking tortured for about four minutes, the under the gun player announced all in. Toto called.
allowing Leonidas to double up with his trip nines.
in a limped pot. Vicky Coren, Barny Boatman, and a third player checked it, and Praz Bansi made a half-pot bet of 1,600 from the button. Coren was the only caller, and it was heads up to the turn.
. Coren now led out with a bet of her own, flicking 2,500 chips into the betting area. Bansi wasted little time raising to 7,500, and Coren was right there with the call.
. Coren had checked in the dark, and Bansi moved all in for 11,400. After a very long soak in the think tank, Coren made the call to put Bansi at risk. 
was bested by Bansi's 
. He's earned a big double up to 42,000, while Coren has been bumped down to 26,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
David Singer led out from the cutoff for 14,000. The button raised pot and Singer called all in. 
, J.C. Alvarado put out a bet of 2,200. His lone opponent, Steve Sung, made the call. and another bet from Alvarado. He pushed out 5,400 this time, and Sung again called.. Not slowing down now, Alvarado fired another 10,200 chips. Sung went into the tank for a good long soak before making the call. Alvarado showed down for the trip kings, and it was the winner.
, David Pham led the betting with 4,000 chips. His opponent made the call in position, and the turn card came the . Pham fired again, this time betting 10,500. His blond-haired opponent moved all in for 25,500, and Pham tanked for a while before making the call. He showed 
for top pair, but his foe tabled , having turned his winning two pair. The river would come the 
, a blank for Pham.
