Jonathan Duhamel raised from the cutoff and received a call from Christopher George in the big blind. The flop came 
and George checked. Duhamel continued out only to find George come over the top with a raise. Duhamel called and the 
hit the turn. George led out but Duhamel stayed the course.
Fifth street was the 
and the action went check-check, prompting George to table 
for top two pair. Duhamel mucked and George picked up the pot.
Arthur Kargen raised from early position and received calls from Danny Fuhs and Bart Hanson. The three took a flop of 
and Hanson checked. Kargen fired a bet and Fuhs folded. Hanson stuck around.
The turn was the 
and Hanson checked a second time. Kargen shot out a bet and Hanson called to see the 
finish off the board. Hanson checked a third time, Kargen bet a a third time, and Hanson called it again.
Kargen showed 
for an ace-trey low and two pair for his high. Hanson showed 
for the same low and a worse high, meaning he would received one quarter of the pot. Kargen took three quarters and now has about 485,000.
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Robert Mizrachi opened from middle position and received a call from Christopher George in the cutoff. The flop brought down 
and both players checked to see the hit the turn. Mizrachi led out and George called. The finished the board and Mizrachi led out for a second time. George called once more then mucked his hand after Mizrachi showed 
for kings full of treys.
Unofficial Final table
| Seat | Player |
|---|---|
| 1 | Arthur Kargen |
| 2 | Jeff Lisandro |
| 3 | Viacheslav Zhukov |
| 4 | Danny Fuhs |
| 5 | Jonathan Duhamel |
| 6 | Robert Mizrachi |
| 7 | Bart Hanson |
| 8 | Brian Hastings |
| 9 | Christopher George |
| 10 | Ryan Lenaghan |
Picking up with the action on the turn, the board read 
. Viacheslav Zhukov led out with a bet and Mike Matusow flat called. The finished off the board and Zhukov bet once more. Matusow called off his last 3,000 and Zhukov rolled over 
and Matusow mucked his hand before our live reporter could see it. He was eliminated from play in 10th place and his elimination has spawned a total re-draw to the unofficial final table of ten.
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Brian Hastings opened with a raise from the cutoff and found a three-bet from Julie Schneider from the small blind. Action came back to Hastings and he flat called.
The flop 
and Schneider moved all in.
"That's a really good flop for me," said Hastings, who dropped in a call.
At that, Schneider fanned for top set. The table shared a good laugh as Hastings showed 
and needed to catch up to eliminate Schneider.
Hastings did exactly that as the ripped off on the turn to give him Broadway. The river was the and Schneider saw her exit in 12th place. She will collect $19,788 in tournament winnings.
Nível: 22
Blinds: 6,000-12,000 Limits: 12,000-24,000
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