Over on Gus Hansen's table, him and one opponent had played out a hand with a 



board showing, with PokerNews arriving at the table on the river. At this point there was already over 9,000 in the pot and Chris Brown was betting 5,875. Hansen looked pained as he went into the tank. He was muttering under his breath and we could catch was, "Can't have that, he he cant have that." Eventually he seemed to talk himself into it, flicking out a call.
When Brown tabled 
, the straight was enough to send Hansen's cards into the muck and rake in the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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29,000
4,000
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4,000 |
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river, and the middle-position player simply said, "I have nothing."
for a pair of eights and the win.


. Trickett was in the small blind and heads up against the big blind. He bet 4,300 into a pot of about 5,000 and the player in the big blind called.
and Trickett led once again. This time his opponent was facing a bet of 9,600. Trickett's opponent responded by moving all in for about 19,000 total. Trickett let out a laugh at the bet and threw his hand to the muck.







board sealed the deal for his opponent as he was eliminated.

. Baumstein's opponent led out for 1,050 (into a pot of around 1,675), and Baumstein called.
, and Baumstein's opponent led again - this time for 1,250. Baumstein shrugged, then called, and his opponent tabled 