Jonathan Duhamel raised on the button and was called by Lars Gronning in the small blind and Steve Chanthabouasy in the big blind. The flop fell 
and both players in the blinds checked to Duhamel, who bet. Only Gronning called and did so again on the 
turn.
The 
on the river brought a bet by Gronning and Duhamel double-checked his cards before reluctantly folding with half a big bet remaining.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
Players are on their final 15-minute break of the night.
Per Hildebrand raised on the cutoff and Nikolai Yakovenko three-bet on the button to pick up a call by the Swede. On the 
flop, Hildebrand checked and called a bet before doing so again on the 
turn. The 
river was checked and Yakovenko announced ace-jack before turning over his 
to scoop the pot.
Daniel Zack raised on the button and Felipe Ramos called in the big blind. On a flop of 
, Ramos checked and called a bet. The 
turn paired the board and Ramos checked once more. Zack bet and the Brazilian gave it some consideration before letting go.
The very next hand, Wayne Diep raised with his short stack on the button and Hildebrand called in the big blind. The flop came 
and Hildebrand check-called a bet. After the 
turn, Hildebrand check-called the shove of Diep for the last 7,000 and Diep said "flush is good" to his opponent.
Wayne Diep: 
Per Hildebrand: 
Hildebrand had a low draw and needed a trey or deuce to scoop. Sure enough, the 
fell on the river and that spelled the end for Diep.
Eli Elezra raised from the cutoff and was called by Mike Gorodinsky in the small blind and Robert Mizrachi in the big blind.
The flop was 
and action checked to Elezra who bet. Gorodinsky raised and only Elezra called.
Both players checked on the 
turn but on the river, Gorodinsky led out with another bet. Elezra tanked for a while but finally called.
"Straight," Gorodinsky said. He showed his 
for the straight and it was good to take down the pot.
"I had a set," Elezra said showing 
then mucking. "How was there not more money in that pot?"
"You play too good," Gorodinsky said.
"If I play really good, I fold the river," Elezra said laughing.
Stuart Rutter raised in middle position and called a three-bet from Mike Gorodinsky in late position. Rutter check-called the 
flop before check-raising the turn all in. Gorodinsky called the few extra chips.
Stuart Rutter: 
Mike Gorodinsky: 
Rutter had outflopped Gorodinsky and got the full double after the river.
Jose Paz-Gutierrez survived several all-ins as of late, but the Bolivian ran out of luck when he clashed with table neighbor Nikolai Yakovenko, the chips went in preflop to create the following showdown:
Jose Paz-Gutierrez: 
Nikolai Yakovenko: 
The 
flop gave Yakovenko the flush draw and a gutshot, while Paz still had the better high hand and nut low draw. However, that all but changed with the turn and the on the river was a blank to send Paz-Gutierrez to the rail.
Earlier, Wayne Diep got scooped by Talon White, who held 
on a 
board. The American was down to 19,000 and stuck those in a couple of hands later. Nikolai Yakovenko came along blind from the big blind.
Wayne Diep: 
Nikolai Yakovenko: 
It was a chop on a 
board, keeping Diep short-stacked.
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