The board read 
and it appeared that Marc MacDonnell over-bet the pot from the big blind. He threw in a bet of 10,300 into a pot of around 6,000. His opponent min-raised to 20,600 from the cutoff and the action was back on MacDonnell.
He re-raised to 55,300 which sent his opponent to the tank. His opponent thought for over a minute and stood up from his chair to analyze the board and hopefully make a decision.
"Sorry guys," he said as another couple of minutes had passed. "I have two pair," he announced, surely announcing that he was not willing to continue in the hand any further. He did eventually lay his hand down but begged to know what MacDonnell's holding was. "Did you have a straight?"
"Nope but I had the best hand. Figure it out," MacDonnell responded as he was awarded the pot.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
196,000
45,000
|
45,000 |
. The player at risk held 
and the board came 
to award the pot to Ho.
and McCaw continued with a bet of 7,000 and Schindler called again. 
and this time both players decided to check and see what the river card would be. 
came down as the river and McCaw checked to Schindler. Schindler decided to go big and fired out a bet of 28,000. After a short tank, McCaw called and saw Schindler open up 
that he opened up in frustration. 
flop, Kassela continued for 3,500, and two of his opponents folded but the player on the button raised all in for about 25,000 and Kassela quickly folded.
flop spread in the middle and Hans Hein had bet 2,600 from the button. Jackie Glazier check-raised to 8,000 out of the big and a player in a middle position came over the top, check-shoving for 19,000. Hein slid in a huge pile of orange chips to cover Glazier's 70,000 or so and Glazier walked out of the way.
, hoping to catch an ace or some backdoor draw. The 
river eliminated him from contention. Hein raked in a sizeable pot and improved into 285,000.
flop and the turn was the 
. Both players checked.
and Vieira thought before betting 10,400. His opponent folded and Vieira took down the pot.
and Williams bet 26,000. Knoppers considered it for a while but opted to fold.
