On a flop of 
, Jean Noel Thorel bet 6,000 only to have Marvin Rettenmaier make it 14,600. Faraz Jaka folded his hand and Thorel called.
The turn was the 
, bringing three clubs on the board. Thorel kept firing, however, and bet 25,000. Rettenmaier moved all in and Thorel snap called.
Thorel: 
Rettenmaier: 
Both players turned a flush, but unfortunately for Thorel, Rettenmaier's was the nuts. The 
came on the river and Rettenmair was able to score the knockout.
Kristijonas Andrulis has doubled up after he was gifted the stack of Ricardo Alves de Lima Tavares.
Faraz Jaka opened to 2,700 before Andrulis three-bet to 6,800 from the button. Tavares called from the big blind and Jaka came along for the ride too.
The flop fell 
and Andrulis' 7,500 c-bet was check-raised up to 15,000 by the Brazilian (Jaka folded). Call.
The turn came 
and Tavares checked to face a 18,000 bet that he treated to a snap shove. Adrulis gave a little shrug and called with 
for a flush.
"Arghhhh!" shouted Tavares who opened 
. The river came 
and Tavares was confirmed out after a count down.
Phil Hellmuth opened with a raise only to have Ashton Griffin three-bet all in for a little over 20,000. Action was back on Hellmuth and he looked at his cards again and called.
Griffin showed 
and Hellmuth rolled over the very hand that he famously won the World Series of Poker Main Event with - .
The board fell down 
and Hellmuth was able to score the knockout. He's currently sitting at 165,000 while Griffin's tournament is officially over.
There is no stopping Jonathan Aguiar right now, not even Michael Mizrachi.
The latter called the formers raise whilst in the big blind and then check-called two streets before check-raising all in on the river. The final board read 
and Aguiar called all-in for 89,900 on the river.
He tabled pocket sevens for a full house and Mizrachi mucked whilst saying, "I thought I was trapping!"
As another table has just broken, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi has been moved to the table that is currently sporting the biggest stacks in the room. Mizrachi has joined Jennifer Tilly, Jonathan Aguiar, Brandon Cantu, and Chance Kornuth and we're sure some excitement will be brewing at this table soon.
We just witnessed Jonathan Aguiar deliver another knockout blow to a player. Brian Park moved all in before the flop only to have Aguiar move all in over the top. The rest of the table folded and the hands were exposed:
Aguiar: 
Park: 
The board came down 
and Park was unable to improve, securing him a spot among those eliminated from this tournament. Aguiar is now sitting at roughly 112,000 in chips.
Govert Metaal saw almost the perfect flop for his hand without hitting, but bricked out.
He was short and open shoved for around 12,000 from under the gun. Jennifer Tilly was on the button and successfully reraised to isolate.
Tilly:
Metaal:
The board ran 
.
That's what you call a sweat!
Jordane Ouin was all in for his tournament life holding against the 
of Aguiar.
We came upon the table as the dealer dealt the river, making the board read 
, securing Aguiar a solid chunk of chips while sending Ouin to the rail.
We caught up to find Ilan Boujenah all in holding 
against the 
of Chance Kornuth.
The board fell 
and Kornuth's pair of kings was able to send Boujenah packing.
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