Adam Croffut opened from under the gun and was faced with a re-raised to 75,000 from Sean Hodge on the button. Croffut called.
The flop fell 
and Croffut instantly moved all in for 172,000. Hodge called.
"You have a pair?" Croffut asked sheepishly.
"Yup," Hodge said opening 
.
Croffut showed a better pair, 
, and his jacks held after the turn and river came 
, 
respectively.
Hodge slipped to 295,000 chips while Croffut doubled through to 515,000.
Lasell King has been eliminated in a classic coin flip, 
unable to improve against the 
of Thomas Bichon on an ensuing 
board. Bichon now up to 400,000.
Justin Conley opened to 20,000 from under the gun and found three callers in Simon Ravnsbaek, Peter Dawson, and Francois Safieddine, the latter in the big blind.
Flop: 
After Safieddine and Conley had both checked, Ravnsbaek bet 31,000. Only Conley called.
Turn: 
Conley led for 45,000, Ravnsbaek called.
River: 
Conley checked, Ravnsbaek moved all in for around 100,000 and Conley immediately called.
Conley showed 
and Ravnsbaek mucked his hand.
Conley up to 480,000.
With the board reading 
, action checked to Samuel Trickett who bet 58,000. Kevin Odell called and all other parties folded.
The turn was the 
and Trickett tanked for over a minute before firing 84,000. Odell quickly moved all in. Unhappy, Trickett clenched his fists before sweating his cards one more time and releasing them.
"Ace-queen of clubs!" tablemate Alex Outhred blurted.
His prodding worked, because Odell showed 
for a winning flush. Trickett slipped to just below 500,000 chips and Odell is our leader with 690,000
Seat 1: Stephen Chidwick - 530,000
Seat 2: Douglas Gord - 245,000
Seat 3: Aristotle Coronel - 540,000
Seat 4: Christopher Greene - 140,000
Seat 6: Rafal Michalowski - 440,000
Seat 7: Shawn Buchanan - 250,000
Seat 9: Paul Magriel - 545,000
Sam Trickett and Peter Dawson reached a flop of 
where Dawson led for 40,000 into a pot of 65,000. Trickett called.
The turn came a 
and both players checked.
On the 
turn, Dawson checked and Trickett announced all-in for around 450,000. With 292,000 behind, Dawson made the call.
"Ace high," declared Trickett showing 
; "Me too," replied Dawson with 
.
Trickett remains on 525,000.
Sean Hodge opened to 30,000 on the button and Johan Jakobsson moved all in for over 200,000. Hodge opted to make the call.
Showdown
Hodge: 
Jakobsson: 
The 
flop was very good for Jakobsson, but the on the turn kept Hodge alive with a gutshot straight draw. The on the river was no help however, and Jakobsson doubled to 460,000 chips.
Hodge's mistake has him crippled to 90,000 chips.
Francois Safieddine opened the pot from early position and Samuel Tickett moved all in on the button. The blinds released, and Safieddine made the call.
Showdown
Safieddine: 
Trickett: 
Trickett held when the board ran 
, eliminating Safieddine from the tournament. Trickett's our chip leader again with 835,000 to his name.
With just a few minutes remaining, serial casher Shawn Buchanan has hit the deck. He got it all in with sevens, but came unstuck against the pocket queens of Douglas Gord. Gord now has 485,000 as a result.
Jesse Rockowitz opened the action from the hijack seat and Larry Wilder re-raised from the big blind to around 80,000. When asked to pull the bets in, the dealer couldn't quite do it and both Josh "brikdog24" Brikis and Tim "tmay420" West tried to help her. She wouldn't listen. Finally, after the floor was called, the bet was pulled in correctly and Rockowitz made the call.
The flop fell 
and Wilder almost instantly moved all in for 430,000. Rockowitz snapped it off.
Showdown
Wilder:
Rockowitz: 
Rockowitz looked sick to his stomach. Over one million chips were on the line as the dealer delivered a brick on the turn; the .
The on the river hit Rockowitz where it hurt though, and Wilder doubled to 1,020,000 chips.
Rockowitz is still healthy with 430,000 chips, but was a fade away from 1,500,000.
