Kazuhiro Sato raises to 12,000 and Carlo Gosselin reraises to 32,000. Before other players have acted Sato announces that he is all-in and the floor is called for a ruling.
Tournament Director Danny McDonagh explains that Sato's raise is binding unless an intervening player bets more.
Gosselin open folds and Sato shows that he had . At the completion of the hand Danny McDonagh informed Sato that he would receive a one-round penalty.
Kelly Flynn raises from the cutoff to 8,000 and Nicholas Bamman moves all-in from the small blind. Flynn instantly calls but is covered by Bamman.
Flynn
Bamman
The flop of brings a unison "Ohhh!" from the crowd as Bamman hits his set. Flynn doesn't hit his ace when the last two cards fall and and he exits in 20th place.
After being folded to Seung Soo Jeon he completes his small blind and is raised by 24,000 from Roger Spets in the big blind. Not one to be pushed around, Jeon moves all-in for 89,000 and Spets quickly calls.
Jeon
Spets
Caught on a bluff, Jeon found no solace in the board of and the Korean that was affectionately nicknamed "Mr. Exuberance" this week, exits in 21st place.
Jean-Marc Hauducoeur moves all-in from the button for 9,000 and is called by Steve Junhee Yea in the small blind.
Jean-Marc
Yea
Jean-Marc pairs the flop of but the on the turn gives Yea the straight, and when the river blanks, , we lose Frenchman Jean-Marc Hauducoeur in 23rd place for a payout of $4,794.
Dan Idema moves all-in from middle position for 35,000 and is called by Steven Djingga in the small blind.
Idema
Djingga
The flop of gave Idema a few outs with an open-ended straight draw but the on the turn and on the river gave Djingga the pot and Canadian Dan Idema leaves us in 24th place collecting $4,794.