Dylan Hortin checked to Maria Ho on a flop of 
, and Ho tossed out 8,500. Hortin called.
The turn was the 
, Hortin check-called another 18,500, and the 
completed the board. Both players checked.
Hortin showed 
for a pair of fours, and Ho slid her cards into the muck.
From under the gun, Keven Stammen raised all in for 74,500. In the next seat, Jude Ainsworth reraised all in for a little over 200,000. Everyone else folded, and it was Stammen's 
up against Ainsworth's 
.
The flop vaulted Ainsworth into the lead with the 
giving him top set of jacks. The turn was the 
, and then the river finished things off with the 
. Ainsworth made quads to crack Stammen's kings, and Stammen was eliminated. Ainsworth moved to over 300,000 in chips.
Niels van Alphen was just knocked out and he explained to us what happened. German pro Ismael Bojang raised preflop and Van Alphen moved all in from the cutoff for 76,000 total.
Bojang called holding 
and Van Alphen's 
suited needed some help. The board brought no such thing for the Dutchman and he was knocked out.
Rex Alacron raised to 12,000 from middle position in a pot that would turn into one of the biggest of the tournament so far. Jason Helder called from the small blind and Sam Greenwood called from the big.
The flop brought out 
and both blinds checked to Alacron who bet 36,000. Helder made the call from the small blind and Greenwood went into the tank for a long time before raising it up to 150,000 with about 222,500 left behind.
Alacron moved all in, Helder folded and Greenwood snap-called.
Alacron showed , and even though people thought he had a set it was the six that complemented the other two cards on the board. Greenwood turned over the 
for top two pair.
The board ran out 
, and Greenwood won an enormous pot. Greenwood had Alacron just covered and the Canadian pro is now one of the chip leaders with 790,000 chips.
"In my head I was really calling for a five," Paul Berende said as he burst out in laughter.
"Me too," Timothy Reilly said, "I was going like 'Five, five, five, five' in my head."
Alacron did not win the pot and Greenwood is now that much more dangerous with a mountain of chips in front of him.
Max Greenwood moved all in for 38,000 from the small blind, and his neighbor [Removed:17] made the call.
Greenwood: 
Yan: 
Yan held a dominating hand, but the 
flop gave Greenwood the lead. His pair of sixes held as the turn and river bricked 
, 
respectively, and he doubled to 80,000 chips.
A few hands later, Yan had another opponent all in and at risk. The money went in on a flop of 
, with Rudi Johnsen holding 
for a set of sevens. Yan tabled , and was drawing dead when the turned. A meaningless 
completed the board, and Johnsen doubled to 175,000 chips.
From the cutoff seat, Team PokerStars Pro Liv Boeree raised to 9,000. In the small blind, Fabian Ortiz reraised to 23,000. Boeree then reraised herself and made it 40,000 to go. Ortiz then made it 119,000, and Boeree folded.
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