PokerNews picked up action on a 9♥9♣5♦ flop, Clement Meunier bet 55,000 from the cutoff and was called by Mark Dube from early position.
The turn was the A♥ and both players checked.
Dube proceeded to go all in for 420,000 on a K♦ river, Meunier went deep into the tank before ultimately deciding to make the call. Dube then showed him the bad news.
Mark Dube K♣K♠ 
Clement Meunier A♠6♠
Daniel Palau had a decision on the river on 3♣6♣Q♣K♦2♣. Palau checked the river in the big blind and Thomas Winschel on the button made a bet of about 400,000 into 450,000.
Palau took quite some time before finally calling the bet and getting a knuckle by his opponent. Winschel showed the A♥2♦ and Palau won with Q♠10♣ for the third-nut flush.
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Nível: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
Mark Dube moved all of his chips in from under the gun and the player on the button, Spencer Champlin called.
Mark Dube: 10♣10♦
Spencer Champlin: A♦A♥
The board ran out with 10♥7♠8♠Q♦4♥ and Dube was rewarded a nice pot with his set of tens.
Tommy Nguyen raised from the button, Simeon Spasov called from the small blind before Jason Mann three bet from the big blind. Nguyen folded, and Spasov decided to go all in, Mann made the call and was at risk.
Jason Mann : A♥Q♥
Simeon Spasov: 7♠7♣
The board ranout K♦J♠5♣9♣9♥ eliminating Mann from the tournament.
Michael Rocco minraised from the button, Michael Russell defended the big blind.
The flop was 5♠J♦10♦. According to players, Russell checked and Rocco bet 90,000. Russell called.
The turn was the K♣. Russell checked again, Rocco bet and Russell went all in. Rocco called and saw the bad news.
Michael Russell: Q♠9♦
Michael Rocco: 5x5x
The river didn’t pair the board, it was the 4♦, and Rocco’s set lost to Russell’s straight.
The unlucky hand left Rocco with just 25,000 chips or one big blind.
He busted a few hands later when he put the last of his chips all in under the gun. His opponent was once again Russell.
Michael Rocco: K♥5♣
Michael Russell: A♣6♦
The board came 5♠2♥6♣3♠7♥ and Rocco’s pair of fives lost to Russell’s sixes.
Raymond Yee raised to 50,000 from under the gun and was called by Matthew Dodd in the big blind.
Action checked through on a K♣10♥4♠ flop.
Dodd led out for 80,000 on the 3♠ turn card and Yee made the call.
The river was the 9♣ and both players checked. Dodd tabled K♦4♦ and the dealer pushed him the pot.
On a head-up turn of 8♠5xJ♥Q♦, There were around 300,000 in the middle when Anton Wigg bet 220,000 after a check from Robert Harrison.
Harrison tossed out calling chips and the two players continued to the river J♣.
Harrison checked once more over to Wigg, who thought for a few moments before he announced he was all-in, which Harrison quickly called.
Wigg flipped over 9♠10♠ for the straight, but then Harrison rolled over Q♥J♠ for a rivered full house to score the pot for a huge double.
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