Benoit Lam open-shoved and Roberto Roberti reshoved on the button. The blinds folded and the players tabled their cards.
It was a typical flip situation, Roberti holding 
against 
for Lam who lost the flip to be eliminated from the tournament after Roberti hit a pair of aces on the board.
It folded to the small blind player who raised to 250,000 and Vinodkumar Paddolkar moved all in for 1,900,000. His opponent went deep into the tank and ended up calling.
Vinodkumar Paddolkar: 
His opponent: 
.
Paddolkar was in good shape for a double up, which he did after the board gave 
On a flop of 
Christopher Godfrey put out a large stack of chips of a variety of colors for a big bet. Dinh Hung moved all in over the bet and Godfrey snap called.
Hung had top set with the 
but had to sweat it out vs the royal flush draw as Godfrey held the 
.
The turn was a to give Hung a boat to make the straight and flush draws useless meaning only the ten of spades could save Godfrey but the river came the 
, beautiful for Hung and disappointing for Godfrey as he was eliminated.
The flop read 
in a head's up pot when Goonjan Mall checked from the blinds. Hye Park made a bet for 125,000 and Mall thought about his move for a minute before raising it to 700,000. Park let it go.
Orly Yavin raised in early position to 160,000 and Mike Leah made the call in the hijack.
The flop brought 
and Yavin continued for 130,000. Mike called and the dealer fell a on the turn and both checked.
The river was the and Yavin checked. Leah bet 300,000 and Yavin tanked and ended up folding her hand.
The field has thinned to the final 63 players. The average chip stack is roughly 25 big blinds.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Amnon Filippi and Robert Borick were both all in pre-flop with short stacks and Steven Van Zadelhood decided to call as he put a stack of chips in the middle.
He had them both at risk holding the up against the 
and 
of his opponents.
The flop was 
the turn the 
and the river ended the tournament for both players as the 
fell.
Pete Eichhardt who had been among the top of the chip counts since Day 1 was seen standing up and defeated as his 
went down to the 
of Freek Scholten as the board ran out clean.
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