The flop read 
in a raised pot and the player in the small blind check-called Katie Swift for 5,000.
The duo checked on the 
turn and a 
completed the board on the river. This time the small blind bet 12,000 and Swift quickly called. The small blind showed 
for a pair of sevens and Swift took down the pot after she showed 
.
Picking up the action on the turn, Jeff Lisandro in the big blind was involved in a hand with Jurgen Pirgu from middle position. With the board reading 
Lisandro led out for 7,500. Pirgu, after counting out his stack, decided on a call.
The river saw Lisandro bet again, this time sizing up to 17,000. Pirgu thought for some time but ultimately opted to release his hand.
The table with Jimmy D'Ambrosio and Loni Hui is headed to one of the featured tables. Austin Apicella also brings a big stack from that table.
D'Ambrosios' stack took a couple of recent hits in preflop all in scenarios after peaking at 700,000.
A few minutes ago he had a Kenny "Snake" Kerim at risk in a dominating position.
Kenny Kerim: 
Jimmy D'Ambrosio: 
Kerim drilled the 
flop for quad tens and the 
completed the board as he doubled.
D'Ambrosio also recounted he had another player at risk preflop with pocket queens against ace-king. A king hit the river and D'Ambrosio took another light hit.
He will be under the lights for the next couple of hours, where his personality is sure to shine. D'Ambrosio was also receiving text messages from his friend Jamie Gold, the 2006 world champ.
"He always told me I could win this thing if I took poker seriously," said D'Ambrosio.
The flop read 
. From the hijack, Ali Imsirovic bet 5,500. Kyle Campbell raised to 15,000 from the button and Imsirovic called.
The turn was the 
, action went check-check to the river which came the 
. Imsirovic bet 5,000 and Campbell called.
Imsirovic tabled the 
which Campbell had tied with the and the pot was chopped up.
Stevan Chew was spotted raking in a heads-up pot against Laurids Nielsen when there was not much action around as the 
turn and 
river were checked down. Nielsen turned over his 
for a pair of nines but Chew had that beat with the 
.
While Chew sits above the average, there is one even bigger stack at the table in Andriy Lyubovetskiy.
Jordan Siegel opened to 6,500 from under the gun and was called by Oren Rosen and Sergio Sanchez from middle position and the big blind, respectively.
Siegel continued for 7,000 on the 
flop and only Sanchez called. The turn checked through to the 
river. Siegel bet 15,000 and was called.
The aggressor tabled his and Sanchez mucked.
A big pot was brewing on the river between Tamon Nakamura and Craig McCorkell.
Nakamura was in the big blind looking at a board of 
. WIth about 70,000 in the pot, Nakamura led for 50,000.
McCorkell responded to that lead by moving all his chips in the middle. He had Nakamura covered, so the bet was for Nakamura's remaining 107,000.
After quite a bit of thought, Nakamura frustratingly folded, showing the face up.
Table 429 was suddenly short-handed as three players had been eliminated. Anthony Marini stacked the chips and his 
had scored a double knockout while Christopher Puetz and Akin Tuna were still talking about it in German. The open seats were then filled shortly after with Ashish Gupta among those arriving.
The board read 
on the river and action was picked up at the very end and George Holmes was in the tank vs an all in shove from Vyacheslav Stoyanov.
Holmes tossed in the call. Stoyanov tabled the 
which bested the 
that Holmes turned over.
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