Max Silver bet 7,000 on a 
board from the big blind, and his opponent on the button made the call.
"Eighteen," Silver announced after the 
fell on the river, leaving himself just 12,000 behind. The button scrunched his face up before making what looked to be a crying call, only to quickly muck after Silver rolled over 
for trips.
The player on the cutoff raised to 4,000 and Edmund Mokrzycki three-bet jammed for 16,000 on the button. Action folded back to the player on the cutoff who made the call.
Edmund Mokrzycki: 
Opponent: 
The runout was 
and Mokrzycki made nines full of aces to double up.
Laurie Tournier raised from middle position with 
and she was called by the player in the big blind. The flop fell 
and she checked with her overpair after the player in the big blind had checked.
The turn was the and the big blind lead out with a bet of 13,000 which was more than the size of the pot. She called again and the 
was dealt on the river.
They checked both and Tournier's opponent was hesitant with showing his hand. He ended up showing 
and Tournier won with her pocket tens.
A completed board of 
was spread across the felt with around 33,000 in the pot. Tom Cannuli led out for more than a pot-sized bet of 43,000. His opponent replied by shoving all in for 108,500.
Cannuli went into the tank for what seemed like over five minutes. The table sat in silence as Cannuli tried to come to a decision. Eventually, Cannuli flashed the 
before putting his cards in the muck. His opponent collected the pot but didn't give Cannuli any information as the last few minutes tick down on the clock.
Will Courtade was in the cutoff and called the three-bet shove of an opponent in the big blind.
Opponent:
Will Courtade: 
Courtade bricked the 
flop and 
turn, but heartbreak was in store for the big blind, as he was crushed to see the fall on the river, and he let out a "Oh no!" before making his way from the table.
Cody Brinn has managed to double his already impressive stack up in the last few levels, including flopping a set of jacks and getting paid with bets of 15,000, 40,000, and 55,000 on the flop, turn and river to eliminate an opponent.
Massimo Mosele limped the small blind and Yuriy Boyko jammed out of the big blind for the last 35,800 and Mosele snap-called.
Yuriy Boyko: 
Massimo Mosele:
The board came 
and Boyko was drawing dead on the turn.
"Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose," the Irishman shrugged and headed out of the tournament area.
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