A player in the big blind bet 325,000 into 500,000 on 
and Gregoire Auzoux called a couple of seats on his left. On the 
river, the big blind slid in what looked like 875,000, but Auzoux didn't much care about the size of it as he flicked in a calling chip before the bet was even released.
The big blind showed 
for a flush but Auzoux had a bigger one with 
.
Garry Gates opened to 110,000 and Christopher Wynkoop called from one seat over in the hijack. Michael Kapernaros then three-bet to 310,000 on the button and Gates responded with a four-bet to 875,000, which resulted in a fold from Wynkoop and a call by Kapernaros.
On the 
flop, Gates continued for 600,000 to receive a call by Kapernaros. No further betting action took place on the 
turn and the and Gates turned over 
for a pair of fives. Kapernaros had that beat with the 
and dragged in a very healthy pot.
$59,295 payday for these Main Event finishers.
On the secondary feature table, Jordan Knackstedt raised to 100,000 and Mihai Manole on the button three-bet to 300,000. Knackstedt four-bet jammed for 1,575,000 and Manole quickly called.
Jordan Knackstedt: 
Mihai Manole: 
The board came 
and the queens held up to send Knackstedt to the rail.
The third feature table also saw another 888poker qualifier in action as Sam Greenwood took on Giovanni Petroni in a preflop all in.
Giovanni Petroni: 
Sam Greenwood:
The kicker played on the 
board and Petroni followed Knackstedt to the rail.
Sejin Park checked from the big blind on 
and Corey Burbick bet 200,000 from early position. Park called and then checked the 
river. Burbick bet 600,000 and Park tanked a bit and paid it off, mucking to 
for quads.
Christopher Sly opened to 120,000 from under the gun and Ivonir Bento shipped all in for 1,065,000 in middle position. The action folded back to Sly who instantly called to put Bento at risk.
Ivonir Bento:
Christopher Sly: 
The players were out of their seats to watch the unfoldings and the dealer spread the flop of 
. Bento picked up a flush draw but the 
on the turn would be of no help. The dealer burned and turned the 
on the river for Bento to complete his flush.
"Yes!" Bento exclaimed and he continued cheering in a foreign language. On the other hand, Sly slammed his fist down on to the table in disappointment as he fell below the 1 million chip mark.
Alex Livingston had three-bet from the small blind to 400,000 over a middle-position open from Mario Navarro. Navarro made the call and the two saw a flop of 
. Livingston continued with a bet of 275,000 and Navarro made the call. Both players checked the turn and river to take the hand to showdown.
Livingston tabled 
for ace-high and a missed Broadway draw. Navarro then showed for a pair of kings and took down the pot.
Here's another round of chip counts as the tournament clock displays a total of 154 players remaining.
First to act over on the secondary feature table, Fabrizio "SixthSense19" Gonzalez raised to 125,000 and Eric Cloutier came along from the button to see a flop of 
. Gonzalez opted to check and Cloutier checked behind to the turn. Gonzalez check-called a bet of 225,000 and checked again the 
on the river.
Cloutier made it 425,000 to go and that eventually won the pot without showdown, as Gonzalez folded and dropped to 20 big blinds.
In the meanwhile, 888poker qualifier Mihai Manole has chipped up again and has 47 big blinds to his name.
Dean Morrone three-bet to 325,000 after a raise by Chris Hunichen. With action back on him, Hunichen four-bet. Morrone thought for a few moments and announced all in. Hunichen raised his eyebrows and put a stack in the middle to indicate a call.
Hunichen turned over his cards first the and Morrone showed the . The flop had an ace but came with bad news for Morrone as the dealer spread 
. The turn was the and the river came the to officially end Morrone's tournament on day 5 after having started the day as chip leader.
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