With the board reading 
and about 75,000 in the pot, Will Givens was all in for 85,300. Jean Gaspard tanked for a good two minutes.
"Man, I know you're bluffing. The question is...do I have the cojones to call you," said Gaspard.
After a little while, Gaspard called.
Gaspard: 
Givens: 
The 
river fell, no help to Gaspard, giving Givens the double up.
"It shows a lot of respect that you know I'm capable of bluffing there," said Givens.
"Damn nice hand, thought you were bluffing, nice hand," replied Gaspard.
Shortly thereafter, Gaspard opened and called a Givens three-bet to 16,400 to see a 
flop. Both checked, the 
hit the turn and Gaspard check-called 11,000 from Givens to see the 
river, which both checked.
Gaspard tabled 
for a pair of nines to win the pot
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
236,000
84,000
|
84,000 |
|
||
|
230,000
74,000
|
74,000 |
|
|
||
, and Ariel Celestino had him at risk with 
.
, and Karam doubled through to 53,900 chips. Celestino slipped to 108,000.
and Dato and Stern checked to Eyster who bet 16,500. Kenney grabbed a bit more and threw in what looked like 41,500 total. Salsberg, Dato and Stern folded and the action was back on Eyster.
, 
, but neither player was able to make Broadway as the turn and river bricked 
, 
, and the turn was a repeat nine - the 
.
