Jeremy Wien limped in the small blind and Jesse Smith moved all in for around 40,000. Wien called.
Jeremy Wien: 
Jesse Smith: 
The board ran out 
and Smith was eliminated. Wien now moves up to around 250,000 and is challenging Andrew Lichtenberger for control of the table.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Byron Kaverman opened to 6,000 from the cutoff and Jan Lakota defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Lakota check-called a bet of 7,000 from Kaverman.
The turn brought the 
and Lakota checked again. Kaverman tossed in another bet of 20,000 and Lakota check-raised to 62,000. Kaverman called and the 
completed the board.
Lakota tanked for two minutes before finally knuckling the table. Kaverman slid out a bet of 45,000 and Lakota sent his cards to the muck, pleading for Kaverman to show a bluff.
Three players were involved pre-flop. Ben Farrell had acted and Dario Sammartino had raised to 13,000. Bryon Lachance called in the big blind before Farrell re-raised to 46,000. Sammartino shoved, Lachance called and Farrell folded.
Both Sammartino and Lachance had ace-king and the board ran out a chop.
"Enjoy chopping up my money," said Farrell who is now the table short stack.
Justin Bonomo is heads-up at his table after eliminating Nicholas Riali, and what a mouthwatering clash it'll be.
Bonomo held 
against the 
of Riali. It wasn't clear exactly when the money went in but the board read 
which was good enough to give Bonomo a set.
Bonomo, the all-time money list leader in tournament poker, faces off against Phil Ivey's conqueror heads-up from Round 1, Ryan Leng, for a place at the shootout final table.
"You call me with nothing?" Martin Zamani said after opponent Ludovic Riehl called a bet from Zamani on the 
flop.
The turn was the and both players checked.
"I'm just having fun Frenchy," said Zamani. "Je m'appelle les frites."
Zamani bet 12,000 on the river and Riehl folded.
Picking up the action on the turn with the board reading 
, Benjamin Chalot was first to act from the small blind. Chalot bet 40,000 into a pot of around 60,000 and Weiyi Zhang called on the button.
The paired the board on the river and Chalot announced all in. Zhang had around 75,000 still in front of him and he dipped into the tank for around three minutes. Zhang eventually sent his cards to the muck and Chalot collected the pot.
Harry Lodge opened and Yang Zhang three-bet to 18,000. Lodge four-bet to 45,000. Zhang called.
The flop was 
and Zhang check-folded to a continuation bet of 24,000 from Lodge.
Both Lodge and Rainer Kempe are both the table captains with around 180,000.
Martin Zamani opened to 6,000 and Ludovic Riehl three-bet to 18,000. Zamani four-bet to 45,000 and Riehl called.
The flop was and Zamani bet 25,000. Riehl quickly folded.
Justin Bonomo took down one of the first hands of the day when he called down Nicholas Riali with middle pair. He then received a walk in the big blind and showed 
. Following that, Mateusz Rypulak opened on the button and Bonomo three-bet shoved all in from the small blind. Rypulak quickly called and the cards were on their backs.
Justin Bonomo:
Mateusz Rypulak:
Although it was a coin flip preflop, Bonomo quickly dashed any hopes that Rypulak had of winning this hand. The flop came 
and Bonomo made quad tens to leave Rypulak drawing dead. The runout did not matter and Rypulak was the first player to collect a min-cash.
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