Ben Keeline raised and a player moved all in for his last 7,900. The action came back to Keeline who quickly called.
Holding for 
Keeline against 
for his opponent, Keeline had to win the flip, but the board 
gave the nut flush to his opponent as well as the double up.
Dominik Nitsche registered last minute in the tournament and already tripled up his starting stack.
On the last hand, the flop read 
on a raised pot and three players were involved. The players checked all the way through the turn and 
river and Nitsche tabled 
for the straight. His opponents folded their hands and Nitsche grabbed another pot.
According to the table, Chris Ferguson moved his last 7,000 in the middle with 
and John Utley made the call with 
.
The flop brought 
and a fell on the turn, giving Ferguson good chances for a double-up. However, the river fell a , giving Utley a set of tens and eliminated Ferguson from the tournament. "I knew a ten was coming," Utley told us with a smile.
Melissa Gillet raised and someone moved all in for 16,200. Gillett moved her 16,700 stack into the middle and would just barely have her opponent covered. Players then turned over their hands.
Melissa Gillett: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Gillett's kings full took down the pot, eliminating her opponent.
The registration just closed and Dominik Nitsche, owner of five gold bracelets, including the €111,111 High Roller for One Drop No-Limit Hold'em last year for €3,487,463, entered the tournament. Kami Hudson and Eddy Sabat reentered as well.
Level: 9
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 100
The players will now be taking their last 20-minute break of the day.
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