Ravi Raghavan opened for 9,000 from late position and then called when Mustapha Kanit three-bet to 22,500 from the big blind. When the flop came down , Kanit bet 18,000 and then called off for 75,000 total after Raghavan shoved all in.
Kanit:
Raghavan:
Kanit held the granddaddy of all hands, but he needed to dodge Raghavan's flush draw to avoid becoming the bubble boy. That's just what he did too as the blanked on the turn followed by the on the river.
Right after coming back from dinner, David Singontiko was eliminated in 58th place. Ludovic Riehl did the deed, and it happened when he opened with a raise and then called when Singontiko three-bet-jammed his last 14 big blinds.
Singontiko held , but it was way behind the of Riehl. The nine-high flop failed to help Singontiko, and a on the turn actually left him drawing dead as it paired Riehl.
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Just before the end of the level, Justin Conley opened for 7,000 under the gun and then called when his opponent in the cutoff moved all in for 22,000.
Conley:
Cutoff:
The board ran out and Conley scored the knockout. That means we'll be two players away from the money when they come back from dinner.
Olivier Busquet jammed it in on the button with 30,000 and was called by the big blind.
Busquet:
Opponent:
On the flop, Busquet's opponent picked up a flush draw. Busquet added still more cards to fade when the turned, meaning another pair on the board would counterfeit him. The river was a brick though: .
, Kanit bet 18,000 and then called off for 75,000 total after Raghavan shoved all in.
blanked on the turn followed by the 
on the river.
, but it was way behind the 
of Riehl. The nine-high flop failed to help Singontiko, and a 
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and Conley scored the knockout. That means we'll be two players away from the money when they come back from dinner.
. Shuchleis exits in 60th place just shy of the money.
flop, Busquet's opponent picked up a flush draw. Busquet added still more cards to fade when the 