Ronnie Bardah raised from the small blind and Sorel Mizzi called from one seat over. Bardah again bet the 
flop, and when Mizzi raised Bardah called. The turn was the 
, and it went check-bet-call as Mizzi had taken the initiative.
The river brought the 
and another check from Bardah. Mizzi fired again, and this time Bardah check-raised, bringing a reluctant-seeming call from Mizzi. Bardah tabled 
for a rivered set, and Mizzi patted the table in acknowledgment.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
255,000
100,000
|
100,000 |
|
||
|
178,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
flop saw Bardah check, and Chan took the opportunity to bet. Bardah responded with a check-raise, Chan called, and then it went bet-call on the 
turn.
river, and Bardah rolled over 
, which was no good against the 
of Chan.
, Johnson bet, and van den Bijgaart called. The Dutchman also called Johnson's bet after the 
and van den Bijgaart mucked. Both players exhaled — Johnson with a thankful look for surviving, and van den Bijgaart with a more weary expression, as that hand had knocked him down under 35,000.
river which Minocha called.
— saying "probably not good?" Indeed it wasn't, as Minocha had the better two pair with 
, and van den Bijgaart is out in 10th.
on the turn.
for a full house, and Johnson simply shook his head and tossed his cards to the muck.
appeared on the turn followed by the 
on the river.
flop. Johnson made the call and then raised all in for 17,000 total when Minocha led out on the 
turn. A call was made and the hands tabled:
. Mizzi checked, Brown bet, Mizzi check-raised, and after a pause Brown called. Brown again called a bet by Mizzi after the 
and Brown 
, and Brown checked. This time when Bardah bet, Brown let it go.
