One more chair is empty, as Laura Cintra has departed from this tournament. Players on the table explained that she went all in with a pair of tens for her last 27,000, but she met Flavius Voinea with a pair of kings.
The best preflop hand held, and the Brazilian was eliminated.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Players will be going on a 20-minute break while the 100 denomination chips are coloured up before the final level of play.
Oren Rosen opened to 2,600 in early position and Dan Heilmiller called in late position. From the big blind, James Hoak made it to 8,000.
Rozen announced all in for 66,600 and Heimiller quickly called. Three players were all in with two of them at risk.
James Hoak: 
Oren Rosen: 
Dan Heimiller: 
The board ran 
and Rosen found a straight on the river. He cracked aces and kings, eliminated Hoak, and took a nice pot to finish the day.
Steve Girouard raised from the cutoff to 2,600 and Pat Lyons three-bet to 12,600. Girouard four-bet all in to 21,000 and Lyons called.
Steve Girouard: 
Pat Lyons: 
The board came 
giving Girouard the double up.
Lyons would not be tamed and continued to raise hands. He raised to 2,500 from early position and the button moved all in for 33,000. Lyons snap called.
Button: 
Pat Lyons: 
The board came 
as Lyons eliminated his opponent. Meanwhile earlier Francesco Ciarallo was eliminated and replaced by a German.
A player just stopped Pokernews to get the bad news : a previous winner from the tournament has been eliminated.
In 2017, Adrian Moreno won that tournament and $528,316, but this year, his journey was stopped short by Dylan Lemery.
Lemery explained that on a 
turn, both players went all in, with Moreno who had 30,000 when they started the hand.
Moreno had a straight with 
while Lemery only had a set with 
. But the river eventually gave him a full house, and Moreno was eliminated. He only has three and a half hours of effective play left to re-entry this event.
Rami Owera opened to 2,500 from early position. He was called by the hijack and the button before Dave Baldanaza three-bet to 12,600. Owera and the button called.
The flop came 
and Baldanza continuation bet for 16,000. Only Owera called.
The 
was the turn and Baldanza threw in a single 25,000 chip. Owera called.
The river was the 
and Baldanaza went all in for 83,900 effective. Owera said "If you got it you got it" and called. Baldanza turned over for ace high while Owera showed 
for the king-high flush to win a huge pot.
Action was caught on a 
flop with Catherine Valdes betting 15,000. She was raised by Simone Maglianella who made it to 44,000, and without many hesitations, she called.
No action happened on a 
turn and both players also quickly checked the river.
Valdes showed and it was the winning hand, Maglianella just mucked and the American took the pot.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
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