Five players including Antonin Teisseire and Steven Wolansky saw a flop of 
. It checked to Teisseire who bet 8,000 with the button the only caller.
The turn was the 
. Teisseire bet 14,000 and his opponent wasted no time in raising to 30,000.
Teisseire mumbled away in French and eventually folded.
"You have a nine?" he asked, but his opponent could only show him the 
.
Ylon Schwartz was well over 200,000 and bet 5,700 on a 
turn. His opponent check-called and checked the 
river to him.
Schwartz ultimately checked back and was shown 
which was good enough to take down the pot.
Schwartz still sits on around 240,000 in chips.
John Dubard open-jammed for 23,300 on the button and was called by Gregory Geller from the small blind.
Gregory Geller: 
John Dubard:
Geller completely missed the 
flop but was able to pair on the 
turn.
Dubard needed a nine on the river but it came the 
and he was eliminated from the tournament.
Ricky Lee opened for 10,000 on the button and Martin Pineiro three-bet to 25,100 from the small blind. Action was on Erika Weinstein who contemplated the call, but folded her big and action was back on Lee who Jammed for his remaining 20,000 and Pineiro called.
Martin Pineiro: 
Ricky Lee:
Lee was ahead until the 
flop.
The turn brought the and Lee needed a jack to stay alive.
Lee got no help from the river and he exited the playing field.
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Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
The board was 
and Thomas Crawford had bet and his opponent had raised.
Crawford then re-raised all in for around 80,000 and his opponent snap-called.
Crawford leaned forward and placed the 
on top of the flop showing the table that he had made quads. His opponent reached for his camera, tabling 
for a full house and he was eliminated.
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