and the action checked to Kling who made a continuation bet of 1,600. The small blind folded but the big blind put in a check-raise to 5,000. Kling decided to make the call.
and the big blind made it a hefty 11,000 to go. Kling went into the tank for several minutes, not that our reporter minded, but she eventually decided to fold and hang on to her remaining 21,500 chips.
, Riccobono's aces held up to give him the pot and the elimination.
to see Vahedi out drawn and on the rail as Karam climbs to 111,000 in chips.
and action checked to Alexander. He fired 3,400 with only the big blind calling.
and Alexander fired 6,200 after it was checked to him. His opponent made the call.
and Alexander's opponent got tricky and checked again. Alexander fired all in for 19,500 and the player snapped him off with pocket sevens. Alexander made a flush with the 
, but was no good to his opponent's flopped full house and eliminated on the hand.
, and Mizrachi wasted no time firing out a bet of 3,000. The UTG player thought a long while, then folded. Then Varkonyi went into the tank. He had just 9,000 left, less than the 17,500 Mizrachi had behind.
-- and Varkonyi appeared to say "ace-king."
, Valerie Ross bet 2,400 and was called by her opponent. The turn brought the and again Ross led out for 4,000, her opponent folded.
. Phil Ivey tossed out a bet of 2,500 from middle position and his opponent on the button raised to 6,000. Ivey then jacked the action back up to 20,000 and his opponent called. and Ivey moved all in, putting the pressure on the other player. After over four minutes under the microscope of the ESPN cameras, members of the media, and that piercing Ivey staredown, the player folded.
after his opponent bet 4,000. The player then moved all in and Reitman called, holding 
. His opponent held pocket queens. The river was the 
and Reitman was able to double up to the tune of 65,000 chips. against his opponent's 
. The board ran out 
to give the player the double up.
, Dave 'Devilfish' Ulliott check-raised a 1,000 bet to 3,750 against the button before firing out a further 6,000 on the river. 
which was barely playing the board against the button's 
.
