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Reid Uses One Time; Two-Time Finalist Saout Eliminated
The action folded to Jim Reid in the small blind and he pushed all-in for Antoine Saout to call with the covering stack from the big blind.
Jim Reid: 3♣3♠ 
Antoine Saout: K♠Q♦
Reid asked for low cards but then asked for clubs on the Q♣J♣5♣ flop. That came with the 2♣ turn to leave Saout drawing dead to win the pot, as the 2♠ river paired the board. Reid asked for 405,000 and Saout was left with 120,000.
One hand later, Saout jammed for 120,000 in the small blind and Diogo Veiga called in the big blind.
Antoine Saout: Q♠7♣
Diogo Veiga: A♣J♥
The 9♣4♠2♦10♠10♣ board missed both players and ace-jack dealt the final blow. Saout had reached the WSOP Main Event final table in Las Vegas including a third place for $3,479,669 in 2009.
Reid then declared he had used his one time, to which Oren Haziza replied "oh, you get a new one tomorrow".
"You get a one time every day? I didn't know that ... you learn something every day," Reid finished the conversation.