We caught up with the action on a 

flop, where a three-way pot was brewing between Jeremy Ausmus, Marty Zabib and Hans Joaquim Hein.
Zabib had already fired 55,000 into the middle from under the gun and Hein called out of turn on the button. The dealer then declared that the bet would stay and that action was on Jeremy Ausmus - who still had all of his options available to him. Ausmus, who was directly behind Zabib, opted to call.
The turn brought the
and Zabib checked. Ausmus then announced he was all in for a bit under 300,000 and Hein snap-folded. Zabib tanked for about a minute, but eventually laid his hand down and Ausmus scooped the pot.
Ausmus is up to 440,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
440,000
95,000
|
95,000 |
|
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and the turn the
. Juanda stood up before the river was dealt and made his exit from the table once he saw the
brick on the river. By eliminating Juanda, Knecht's stack is now sitting at roughly 920,000.





- turned.


. Kornuth checked to Saeed, who fired out 45,000. Kornuth called, and the turn brought the
. Kornuth checked again, and Saeed led out for 82,000. Kornuth came along again, and the river brought the
.



, and Lakhitov is out.

turn, and then turned right around and led out for 42,000 on the
river. Zaichenko gave it a little thought but ultimately opted to lay down his hand.
. He was dominated by Daniel Strelitz's 
, and eliminated when the board ran out
.

. Negreanu checked to Grandmougin, and he fired out 27,000. Negreanu made the call, and the turn brought the
. Both players quickly checked, and Negreanu showed