The flop read 
in a blind versus blind pot when Oleg Chebotarev first checked before calling a bet from Alain Alinat.
Chebotarev also check-called after some tank on the 
turn and 
and Alinat showed 
. The pot was sent to Chebotarev who tabled 
for a pair of nines.
Jeremy Heartberg raised to 10,000 in the small blind and Rehan Alwani defended in the big.
It was a 
flop and Heartberg continued for 10,000, which Alwani peeled.
On the 
turn, Heartberg bet another 10,000 and Alwani raised to 20,000, which got a quick fold from his opponent.
Ian O'Hara raised on the button and called a three-bet from Jeremy Heartberg situated in the blinds.
O'Hara called Heartberg on the three streets through a board 
but mucked his hand when Heartberg tabled 
for a pair of aces.
Greg Mueller has been seen heading out of the tournament area. The three-time bracelet winner won't be making it a fourth in this event and takes home a min-cash of $4,571 for his efforts.
Ron Carmona opened the button and Oleg Chebotarev three-bet, which Carmona called.
On a 
board, Chebotarev bet 5,000 and Carmona called. The turn was a and Chebotarev checked to Carmona who bet 10,000, which Chebotarev folded to. "I thought you were going to raise me!" said Carmona with a chuckle as he collected the pot.
The board already read 
when Kevin Erickson bet from the blinds and Stuart Rutter pushed his last chips in the middle for 10,000 total. Erickson made the call to create the following showdown:
Stuart Rutter: 
Kevin Erickson: 
Rutter had hit a pair of kings and it held through the turn and and Rutter took down the pot.
Patrick Leonard's stack has dwindled of late but the pro has taken a little back in a hand against Christopher Vitch. Leonard limp-called a raise blind v blind and the pair headed to the flop.
It came and neither player bet. On the turn, Leonard lead for 10,000 and Vitch quickly folded.
Alain Alinat was all in for his last few chips and Greg Mueller and Ron Carmona were still in the hand as the flop came down 
. Both players checked and did the same on the 
turn and river, with no more chips going into a side pot.
Alain Alinat: 
Ron Carmona: 
Greg Mueller: 
All players had bricked the board but Alinat and Carmona chopped it up with the higher high card.
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