The pile of chips in front of David Benyamine consists of no more than a few chips. Thinking we made a mistake counting after he folded the second nut flush we asked him if his count was correct. Benyamine told us he lost a huge 20,000-chip pot after the folded flush with aces against ace-jack. The chips went into the pot on a 
flop and the Frenchman got very unlucky on either the turn or the river.
David Benyamine only has 2,100 chips left behind and has a lot of ground to cover before he's back in the race.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,100
8,900
|
8,900 |
|
||
and Ville was holding 
flop with Williams holding top set with the 
. His opponent had an overpair to the board with the 
.
and river the 
. Both of those kept Williams in front and earned him the pot.
flop, Vanessa Rousso raised to 3,200. Her opponent came back with a reraise to 10,600 and that sent Rousso into the tank. She thought for a bit and even began talking out loud to herself, mumbling about how she felt her opponent held ace-jack. Eventually, she mucked her hand and allowed her stack to take the hit.
and Selbst had checked out of the small blind and Ascabi had bet 1,025 from the cut-off. Selbst studied her opponent before check-raising to 2,600. Ascabi made facial expressions pertinent to a man with a weasel down his pants before making the call. The turn was the 
and Selbst, with a stack size of 14,600, bet 3,600 and Ascabi tank-folded.
