Three players saw a flop of 
and they each checked. Randy Pisane bet 150,000 on the 
turn and Gregory Goldberg was the only caller.
The river was the 
and Pisane bet 325,000. Goldberg eventually called. Pisane showed 
for king high and Goldberg won with 
for top pair.
With the fall of Juicy Li and Kathy Liebert at the feature table, only three women are left in the field. Tracy Nguyen leads the way with just about 1.5 million chips, while Yuan-Yuan Li current sits with just about 1,260,000. Jessica Ngu is the shortest of the three with 885,000 chips.
After defending his big blind, Georgios Zisimopoulos checked a flop of 
to Gordon Campbell who bet 130,000. Zisimopoulos moved all in for around 450,000 and Campbell called.
Zisimopoulos: 
Campbell: 
The turn was the and the river the 
, meaning Zisimopoulos doubled up.
"Got to defend the big blind," said tablemate Neil Patel. "A big blind special!"
Action folded around to Juicy Li on the button and she moved all in for her last 333,000. Johannes Becker was in the big blind and asked for a count. Eventually, he called.
Li tabled 
, at risk and slightly behind Becker's 
.
The board ran out 
and Li was eliminated.
Kenny Hallaert opened with a raise to 55,000 from middle position. Action folded to Pedro Oliveira on the button and he reraised, making it 160,000 to play. Action folded back around to Hallaert and he called.
On the flop of 
, Hallaert checked over to Oliveira and he put out a large bet of 313,000. Hallaert let out a big sigh then flicked his cards away, folding. Oliveira scooped the pot and added to his stack while Hallaert continues to trend downward from where he started the day.
The action started with a raise to 63,000 by Robert [Removed:292] and Jake Bazeley in the small blind waved to see the stack of [Removed:292], then three-bet to 200,000. Back on [Removed:292], he four-bet to 438,000 and Bazeley moved all in, which [Removed:292] called in a heartbeat.
[Removed:292]:
Bazeley: 
Bazeley sighed over to table neighbor Ben Lamb and stood up from his chair after the flop fell . As soon as Bazeley was on his feet, the appeared on the turn to see him improve to a set, and the blank 
river changed nothing whatsoever.
Both stacks were counted and Bazeley had 1,495,000. [Removed:292] was covered with just over 1.2 million and joined the rail in 228th place.
Ian Johns raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and it folded to Luther Tran in the big blind. He three-bet to 155,000 and, after some consideration, Johns slid his chips forward and was all in.
Tran snap-called, his chips almost beating Johns's into the pot. Tran showed 
. Johns showed 
.
However, there was a jack in the window of a 
flop, and there was no help for Tran on the 
turn or the 
river.
"Jack in the window," said Johns's neighbor Martin Finger.
"Can't ask for more than that!" replied Johns.
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