The money was in and the cards were already on their backs with Aylar Lie holding 
and up against 
.
The flop came a resounding 
and it was all over by the 
turn. Lie had already gotten out of her seat by the time the 
was dealt on the river.
We will have to wait until tomorrow to find out whether the Norwegian will choose to reenter.
Level: 10
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Former bracelet winner Asi Moshe has just taken a hit.
First, Maria Konnikova kicked things off with a raise to 1,300 in middle position. She garnered one call from the player on her left before Moshe squeezed to 5,100. Konnikova moved aside before the other player called and it was heads up to the flop of 
.
Moshe continued for a slightly smaller sizing of 4,200 before being check-raised by his opponent. He flat called and the dealer laid out a 
river. The player promptly moved all in and Moshe didn't need long to decide what to do, making the fold.
Moshe still has a little above average at this point, with 38,000.
The player in the under-the-gun position raised to 1,500 and Timur Margolin (mid-position) and the player in the big blind called.
The flop came 
, the big blind checked, the initial raiser bet 3,000, Margolin called, the big blind raised to 11,000, the under-the-gun player folded, Margolin shoved, and the big blind snap-called with the bigger stack.
Timur Margolin: 
Big Blind: 
Margolin was sitting on a flush draw and his opponent had flopped a set.
The rest of the board was completed with the 
on the turn to give Margolin the flush. His opponent now needed the board to pair to kick Margolin out of the tournament. The 
on the river was a safe card for Margolin, though, as he got paid for the 13,900 he had in front of him.
Arsenii Karmatakii has been building chips under the radar, it seems. Karmatakii, this year's EPT Sochi winner, has built up to a very healthy 79,000, which is two and a half times the average.
The player in mid-position raised and action folded to Vladimir Burstein in the small blind who shoved. The player in the big blind also shoved with the shorter stack. The initial raiser snap-called.
Big blind:
Mid-position: 
Vladimir Burstein: 
The board ran out 
for the queens to hold and triple up. After losing this hand, Burstein was left with about 2,900, which he doubled up a few hands later.
Brian Yoon is seated at the same table as Steven van Zadelhoff and Michael Gathy who just got moved there. Yoon has heaps in front of him which he collected throughout the day.
Manig Loeser has reentered the tournament just before registration closed. He has less than 20 big blinds to play with from his 10,000 starting stack.
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