Joey Couden, WSOP bracelet winner, was all in preflop and facing elimination against Matt Glantz.
Couden: 
Glantz: 
The flop of 
gave Couden 2 pair, but Glantz was freerolling with a low and the 
turn gave Glantz the nut flush.
A river 
failed to boat up Couden and sent him to the payout desk for $5,889.
In a battle cutoff versus button, Eddie Blumenthal was all-in for a very short stack and looked up by the initial raiser Rami Boukai.
Eddie Blumenthal: 
Rami Boukai: 
"That's not a very good flop," Blumenthal joked when it came 
. After the 
turn, he was drawing dead and followed that up with "not a good turn, can you put another four cards?" to the dealer. The 
river became a formality as Blumenthal was escorted to the payout desk moments later.
Multi-way action preflop had three players in with a pot of 390,000. Amnon Filippi was on the button against Jason Viriyayuthakorn in the big blind and Joey Couden in mid position.
The flop came down to which Couden bet, Filippi called and Viriyayuthakorn went all in for 20,000.
A 
showed up on the river and the round was checked.
The river was a 
Filippi said "I have a jack." and flipped over his cards showing .
Couden folded his cards and so did Viriyayuthakorn as he exited the tournament.
With four bets in before the flop, Brian Nichols bet the 
flop and then called the all-in of Ron Lane for very few chips more.
Ron Lane: 
Brian Nichols: 
The 
turn improved Lane to a straight and the 
river ensured three quarters for him, as Nichols only had the same low.
Down to the final six tables, the current chip leader Andrew Brown has a solid lead over the next follower and he just dragged in another small pot. Christopher Logue had limped in and only lost one and a half more full bets thereafter on the 
board when Brown tabled the 
for fives full of tens and a low.
In the meanwhile, Nathan Gamble was spotted on his way out after fighting a shorter stack in the last few hours.
John Brandt raised and Mel Judah defended his big blind to then check-call a bet on the 
flop. Judah bet the turn and Brandt called as both checked the on the river. The Aussie Poker Hall of Fame member announced a straight and turned over 
, to which Brandt just shook his head and tossed the cards into the muck.
Kosei Ichinose raised from an early position and earned a call from Shaun Deeb in the big blind. Deeb checked and subsequently called a bet by Ichinose on the flop. He then also checked the turn and Ichinose bet to force out Deeb, who dropped to fewer than four big bets.
A flop of 
saw heads up action between bracelet winner Shaun Deeb in middle position and Matthew Schultz in the big blind.
Schultz then bet and Deeb called.
On the turn Schultz bet and Deeb called again.
Then when the river came and Schulte bet once more, Deeb went into the tank. After several moments he reluctantly put his calling chips out.
Schultz showed 
for a flush and the nut low, Deeb mucked his cards.
Johnathan Runyan got his short stack in after the 
flop and turned over the 
. He was up against Ed Smith with the and the turn locked up three quarters, which made the river a formality. Runyan remains among the shortest stacks in the field with now just six tables in play.
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