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Gwennael Grandmougin open-jammed his last 1.605 million from late position, and Yuval Bronshtein called out of the small blind. The big blind released, and the hands were opened.
Grandmougin: 
Bronshtein: 
"I wish you had like ace-queen," Bronshtein joked.
The 
flop didn't connect with Bronshtein, nor did the 
on the turn, but the 
slammed on the river, eliminating Grandmougin from the tournament.
Bronshtein gave a hearty fist-pump, and his rail exploded at the sight of the man with the axe. Grandmougin shook Bronshtein's hand, then was off to the payout line to collect his hard-earned money.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
5,205,000
2,430,000
|
2,430,000 |
|
||
|
Eliminado | |
and needed to improve against Sylvia's 
. With the screams of the crowd watching over in the bleachers of the Gold section punctuating each post-flop street, the community cards came 
, then 
, together spelling the end of Martinezalonso's Main Event run.
and more than 1.5 million worth of chips lay scattered around the community cards. That's when Keranen led with a bet of 675,000, then Corcione responded by reraising to 1.4 million total, leaving himself but 375,000 or so behind.
.
, and Corcione improved his status chip-wise considerably while Keranen takes a tumble.
appeared in the window. Much to his dismay, it was followed by the 
of Sylvia.
, and he doubles through Sylvia.
and this time Watson pushed out a bet of 390,000 which Filippi called. Both players then checked the 
, and thinking the action was on him, Assareh slid out 1 million in lavender T100,000 chips. Ladouceur asked the dealer if the bet was binding if he checked, and she nodded, "yes."
, and Abrams led for 450,000. Assareh released, and Abrams picked up the pot.
turn. Again Webber led out, this time fore 425,000, but Merson chose to push back with a raise to 1.075 million. Webber proceeded to move all in for 3.43 million and Merson made the call.
