Michael Lamontagne moved all in preflop and Thomas Peebles called for less while the rest of the table folded. The two players tabled their cards, with Peebles at risk.
Thomas Peebles: 
Michael Lamontagne: 
Although Lamontagne was way ahead on the flop of 
, the turn 
was a gut punch as Peebles made Broadway. The river 
changed nothing and Peebles scored a double up and Lamontagne was left with only 725,000.
The very next hand Lamontagne went all in again and was called by the chipleader Kyle Montgomery. But this time Montgomery was the one with 
while Lamontagne tabled .
"Hey, maybe you'll hit a straight," someone at the table joked to Lamontagne.
The flop of 
looked very familiar to Lamontagne, as he was looking for any king or ten to win, but the runout of 
did not do it for him and he was eliminated.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
10,000,000
1,000,000
|
1,000,000 |
|
2,100,000
730,000
|
730,000 |
|
Busted |
and the full house on the turn was enough to eliminate Sova from the tournament. 
, which also gave Divine a gutshot. Those at the table gasped when the 
on the river paired the board to improve Lonis to a full house to Divine.
and three jacks was good enough for Filart to win the pot and eliminate Converse.
to pair his aces and earn him a double-up.
and Bishop open-jammed, covering Eum. 
