Just prior to the break, Dag Martin Mikkelsen opened for 15,000 only to have James Keys three-bet to 28,000. Action folded to perhaps the most well-known player left in the field, Hollywood actor Kevin Pollak, who moved all in for 147,000. Mikkelsen got out of the way and Keys made the call.
Showdown
Keys: 
Pollak: 
Pollak was on his feet in anticipation of the flop, which came down 
. "Come on," Pollak said. The dealer obliged as neither the 
not 
river helped Keys.
"David," Pollak told the dealer after the hand, "For the record you're my favorite." Pollak went on to say that it was the first time all tournament he's been all in and at risk.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
700,000
150,000
|
150,000 |
|
322,000
177,000
|
177,000 |
and Cheong's opponent stood up from the table. The 
rolled off on the river, giving Cheong's opponent the best hand. Cheong is now down to about 750,000 in chips.
. Joseph Opie had checked to Freddy Deeb, who fired out a bet of 60,000. Opie proceeded to move all in for 277,00 more, and Deeb thought for a solid minute before releasing his hand.
, and Fritz was eliminated.
board ensuring that Hille raked in the big pot.
board while Chavignon held 
. There was about 90,000 in the middle, and Buchanan checked to Nicolas Cushman, who fired out 30,000. Buchanan tanked for about a minute before folding, giving the pot to Cushman.
. Juanda fired out 30,000, and Buchanan tagged along. The river was the 
, and Juanda went straight for his chips. He assembled three stacks of yellow T1,000 chips, and stuck them in for a bet of 60,000.
