Freddy Deeb had just opened a hand, then folded to an Eric Legoff reraise, leaving himself with just about 100,000. "I'll wait for something better," he said when letting his hand go.
On the very next hand, Deeb was open-raising all in, and it folded all of the way back around to Eric Cloutier in the big blind. He checked his cards, then said he was calling. Cloutier had actually slipped below 100,000 before the hand, and so he was the one at risk.
Cloutier had 
and Deeb 
. The cameras came over, and as the hands were moved over to the center of the table, Cloutier jokingly asked "You have the queens, right?" "We'll see what comes on the flop," answered Deeb. "Then you can decide which hand you want."
The board ran out 
, and it turned out queens was the hand to have. Cloutier shook hands with Deeb and departed.
"That was a good fold," said Roland Israelashvili afterwards, referring to the previous hand, and Deeb agreed.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
185,000
50,000
|
50,000 |
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Busted | |
, doubling Dizenzo to 419,000.
flop didn't provide much help. "He's got a sweat," someone at the table said when the 
turned, giving Green a flush draw. Wouldn't you know it, the 
. Kelly fired out 16,000, and Rabtsov came along. The turn brought the 
, and Kelly fired again, this time for 36,000. This time, Rabtsov kicked his cards in, and Kelly took the pot.
. Selbst check-called a 30,000 bet from Baron and the two checked the turn that fell on the 
for a flopped pair of tens and dragged in the pot without saying a word. She's been chipping up nicely here on Day 5 and is currently sitting on about 1,840,000.
, and the board ran out 
...
river blanked. With that, Quijano doubled to 600,000.
and gave him the lead. Neither the 
river changed a thing and Clement doubled on the hand.
. Baron check-called 28,000 from Selbst, and the turn brought the 
completed the board, and Baron checked a third time. Selbst bet 86,000, and Baron called, turning over 
