and Matt Woodward check-called his opponent's bet of 5,500. Both players then checked the 
on the turn and Woodward's opponent moved all in when the 
fell on the river.
, Woodward mucked and departed the Amazon Room.
, and after a back-and-forth battle, the small blind ended up moving all in. Lester called him down with the covering stack. 
but the small blind was drawing live to six outs with 
. The 
on the turn was a blank, and the 
that hit the river was too, spelling the end of the day for the all-in player. Lester earns himself the knockout, moving his stack up to 60,000.
and the action was checked to Garrett, who bet 3,000. The button folded, the small blind reraised to 45,000, and the big blind folded. 
.
.. The river brought the and Tony G's opponent bet 2,000. When Tony G moved all in, his opponent snapped called and showed .
and Weinraub doubled up his opponent, his stack slipping to 38,000.
giving Seidel a set to double up to 25,200.
. Williams tabled pocket kings, 
, and found himself drawing very thin against his opponent's , trip queens. The turn was not a king or a Broadway card; the river made an unnecessary full house for Williams' opponent.
. The cowboy had gotten himself very low in chips, but he was in good shape to double up against his opponent's . A clean board of 
meant that he would do just that, holding his ace-king to bump him up to 8,900. It's still a long, hard climb back for Corkins, but he's at least taken the first step now.
. Ury bet 3,000, the small blind called and the big blind folded. The turn came the 
and the small blind set Ury all in for his remaining 7,800. He made the call. was way behind his opponent's and he was looking for a ten or a diamond on the river to survive. He couldn't get there, the falling to eliminate him from the Main Event to a round of applause from the Amazon Room.
