The 
board was already complete and Alexander Ziskin moved all in for more than 125,000 in chips. Luciano Santos had slightly less than that and made the call, turning over 
for a set of deuces. Ziskin had that beat with 
and jumped into the top 10 overall.
Maurice Hawkins raised from early position and called a three-bet to see the 
flop. The player in the small blind check-raised all in after Hawkins had bet 23,000 and tabled 
once he was forced to after the call of the opponent.
Hawkins showed 
and doubled up as the 
turn and the 
river completed the board.
On a 
turn, Jack Duong called all in for his last 102,000 with 
and his opponent was drawing slim with the 
for the worse kicker. The 
river left the opponent with two antes and he was gone two hands later.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
After dropping into the red zone, Heinz Kamutzki got the remainder of his short stack in with 
and got called by pocket queens. The German didn't find any help at all on the board and headed to the payout desk. It is already his fifth cash at the 2014 World Series Of Poker.
A three-way pot that cost each player 6,500 went to a flop of 
. Asi Moshe checked the small bind, the player in the big blind led out for 7,000, the original raiser folded, and Moshe check-raised to 21,000. After a moment his opponent reluctantly tossed his hand away and Moshe picked up another pot.
Allen Kessler shoved from under the gun for his last 27,000 and action folded around to Asi Moshe in the big blind, who made the call, putting Kessler at risk.
Kessler:
Moshe: 
Kessler was immediately upset with call and after the board ran out 
, Kessler unhappily hit the rail.
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