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and her opponent's with pocket queens. Both players hit the 
flop hard, as Hill made the nut flush and her opponent, top set. Unfortunately for Hill, the turn and river brought running eights giving her opponent a full boat, which subsequently sealed her fate.
, and is racing against Cabrera's 
.
. Safe until the river, Lee falls to the Cabrera's pair of queens and is out of the tournament. Abel Cabrera, meanwhile, has chipped his way up to 20,500.
against his opponent's 
with all the chips in the middle preflop. The board ran out 
giving Khouiss two pair and the hand to send his opponent to the rail.
, Dennis Huntly fired a 2,200 bet and the action folded around to Frank Pazaitis in the big blind who raised to 4,500; Huntly called.
and Pazaitis open shoved all in, essentially putting Huntly to a decision for all of his chips. Huntly made the call and tabled 
for top pair and an open-ended straight draw; Pazaitis tabled 
for nothing but a gut-shot straight draw. The 
fell on the river, a safe card for Huntly, who successfully doubled through to 29,000 in chips after the hand.
, Sam Khouiss moved all in for 7,400. This bet sent Saab into the tank. Khouiss begged for Saab to call while a decision was waiting to be made and, after a minute or two passed, time was called on Saab by a player not involved in the hand. .
, and Saab took the pot with his two pair, tens and threes. He is up to 17,000, while Aristidou is out of chips.
. The Croc found one caller, Kristian Svensson, who held pocket threes: .
were spread face up in the middle of the table. As he stood up to begin his exit, the 
rolled off to officially end things for The Croc. The 
completed the board on the river.
. "Oops, I thought I had ace-king." His opponent tabled .
, vaulting Vos into the lead. The turn was the , locking up the win for Vos, and sending another player out the door.Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
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