The cards were already on their backs with Iaroslav Boiko at risk holding the 
for kings and sixes (and fours, on the turn) of a board 
. Noah Schwartz held 
and got there with the 
river to send Boiko to the rail.
On the flop of 
, Sam Snead made it 6,000 to go and Connor Drinan on the button raised it up to 25,000, which Snead called. They checked the 
on the turn and the 
river completed the board.
Snead's bet of 23,000 was instantly called by Drinan, but he mucked when Snead tabled 
for a full house.
Micah Smith flopped a straight on 
holding 
and Andrew Ige said "Run it twice?" before turning over 
The turn was the and the river the and Smith doubled his remaining 148,000.
On the river of a board 
, Brian Hastings called a bet of 60,000 and his opponent tabled 
. Hastings had that beat with the 
for trips jacks and chipped up.
Matthew Gonzales got his remaining chips in on a turn of 
against Firas Sadou.
Matthew Gonzales: 
Firas Sadou: 
The river was the but with Gonzales already holding the nut flush he doubled up.
Here are some assorted chip counts from the field.
On the 
flop, Andrey Razov bet 45,000 and Benoit Galland made the call to see the on the turn. Razov moved all in and Galland quickly called.
Andrei Razov: 
Benoit Galland: 
Razov started rambling in Russian and was drawing to an ace and ace only to avoid elimination. Instead, the blank followed on the river and more swear words in Russian followed before Razov headed out of the tournament area.
On a 
flop Julien Martini checked to Brian Rast who bet 32,000 and Martin check-raised all in. Rast called for his last 83,000.
Julien Martin:
Brian Rast: 
The turn was the and the river the meaning Rast's straight bested the flopped set of Martini and he doubled up.
Demis Hassabis opened to 8,000 and got calls from a talkative Firas Sadou before Matthew Gonzales called in the big blind.
"I'm just giving them to you," said Gonzales. "Here," he said, throwing his call directly towards the big stack Sadou.
The flop came and it checked to Sadou who bet 8,000. Gonzales folded and Hassabis called.
"I've got an ace," said Sadou. "Ace-queen. Put a four out there."
The turn was the
"A Queen!" said Sadou as it checked to him and he bet 22,000. Hassabis called.
"I have nothing," said Sadou. "Check-check river."
The river was the and both players checked. "I have nothing," said Sadou showing 
and Hassabis won the pot with for a flopped full house.
Among those to enter the tournament for the first time was also Bryn Kenney, who took a seat a few minutes ago. The screens currently show a total of 258 entries, of which 144 players remain.
As expected, Kahle Burns took advantage of the single re-entry option to fire a second bullet while Anthony Alberto, Will Jaffe, Rory Brennan, Ognjen Sekularac, and Bryan Buonocore have all been eliminated.
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