Johnny Chan checked from the hijack with the flop reading 
and his opponent fired 5,200 from the button. Chan called.
The 
turn was checked by both players and they checked the 
river as well.
Chan's opponent showed 
and Chan couldn't beat that. He was contemplating whether to show or muck his hand and eventually tabled 
.
There was around 10,000 in the middle on a 
board and Sam Greenwood checked. Alessandro Laubinger checked the turn behind.
The river was the 
and Greenwood bet 8,500, followed by a call from Laubinger. Greenwood showed him 
and Laubinger mucked, sending the Canadian high roller over the 100k mark.
Matt Vaughan raised to 1,500 from middle position, and found a caller in the cutoff.
After the 
flop fell, Vaughan reached for chips to bet, and the cutoff instantly mucked before Vaughan could make a wager.
"How does he know? How does he know?" Vaughan said with a grin, flashing 
before chucking his hand to the muck.
With just 10,600 chips left behind, Vito Distefano put out a bet for 10,000 on the river, with the board reading 
. Dor Adda took a while, not looking pleased, to make a decision on a call or a fold.
Adda eventually chose to call, mucking when Distefano showed 
for a set of fours.
Tyler Warken was down to less than 30,000 chips and was facing a raise from middle position. Warken stuck in a three-bet on the button and his opponent four-bet shoved all in. Warken was facing a decision for his tournament life and he gave it some thought but called off his stack.
Tyler Warken: 
Opponent:
It was a coin flip that Warken needed to win in order to stay alive. However, the flop came 
to give his opponent the lead. The turn was the and the river was the 
as Warken was eliminated from the tournament.
Jason Cajigas eliminated an opponent when his pocket sevens bested the pocket fours in a pre-flop all in. The run out gave Cajigas the remainder of his opponent's short stack to push him just north of 100k.
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