Matt Salsberg raised from the cutoff and Sean Getzwiller moved all in for what looked like 60,000 in chips. All other opponents folded and Salsberg had an easy call with the 
. Getzwiller was already drawing dead after the turn of a 
board and had a quick chat with Steve Gross before exiting the tournament area.
Bastian Fischer moved all in for 112,000 from middle position and one seat over, Ronny Gil did so as well with slightly less chips. All other opponents folded and they turned over their cards.
Fischer: 
Gil: 
The board ran out 
, giving the German a flush and pretty much doubling up his stack in the process.
On the 
flop, Matt Salsberg bet and Matthew Frampton raised to see WPT champion call. Salsberg then bet 60,000 on the 
turn and Frampton called before Salsberg made it 100,000 to go when the river appeared.
Frampton didn't snap call but tossed in a chip and then mucked 
as second best hand to the 
of Salsberg.
Mike Kachan just lost a bigger pot before and then raised to 20,000. [Removed:253] moved all in for 132,000 and once Kachan got a count, he made the call.
Kachan:
Jenner:
The Frenchman completed a full house on the 
board and doubled up.
Joshua Haupt raised to 24,000 and Steve Gross three-bet to 80,000 before Haupt moved all in with pocket jacks. Gross snap called with pocket kings and that won the pot.
Steve Gross and Richard Milne seem to be having a game to themselves for that last couple of hand. Milne has position on Gross and had just tangled in a hand where he bet 45,000 on the river of a board reading 
.
Gross thought for some time, clearly reluctant to release his hand but in the end he did. As Milne was gathering the chips Gross questioned him on whether had got there on the river. Was it a flush perhaps, or a straight? Milne remained tight lipped.
On the very next hand Gross opened for 16,000 and Milne three-bet him to 40,000. Gross made the call and they went to a heads up flop of . Both players checked to see a turn card . Gross then bet 35,000 and this time Milne did show, turning over the 
. Gross returned the favour by showing his 
.
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Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
There was a raise and one call, Shaun Hart called from the button and Mike Kachan tossed in the extra chips out of the big blind. On the flop, the action checked to Hart and he bet 31,000. That was only called by Kachan and Hart then moved all in after the turn.
Kachan checked his options for a while and ultimately mucked his cards, claiming to have had 
. Hart said he had "a big jack with a flush draw" and that he would have been in very good shape if Kachan had called.
We missed the action but Casey Cavanaugh headed to the payout desk to be the first player to collect $9,362.
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