On the monotone flop of , Jeffrey Rossiter, Roman Zoch and Patrik Antonius all checked to see a fourth diamond in the form of the fall on the turn. Rossiter and Zoch checked before Antonius bet 12,000. Rossiter raised to 35,000 and won the pot. He moved to 360,000 in chips with this pot.
Chris Moorman opened to 12,500 preflop and was called by Howard Lederer and Martin Pecnik as the flop saw Pecnik commit his remaining 69,000 over Moorman's 23,000-chip continuation-bet.
Moorman made the call tabling his to be trailing Pencik's .
The turn and river landed the and to see Moorman brick his monster draw and double Pencik to 205,000 in chips.
Action folded to Michael Newman in the cutoff seat and he raised to 15,000. From the small blind, Hiren Patel reraised from the small blind to 38,000. After the big blind folded, Newman paused for a few moments and then moved all in for right around 270,000. Patel made the call and tabled the . Newman held the and had walked into a monster.
The flop came down and give a little hope to Newman, but after the fell on the turn, he was up and out of his chair before the paired the board on the river. Patel won the pot with aces full and moved to 590,000 in chips.
and Antonius' full house did the deed. Morris hit the rail as Randy Dorfman asked Antonius, "How do you run so good in life?"![[user80015]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
to see Patel double through to 295,000 as Newman slips to 270,000 in chips.
, Jeffrey Rossiter, Roman Zoch and Patrik Antonius all checked to see a fourth diamond in the form of the 
.
and 
to see Moorman brick his monster draw and double Pencik to 205,000 in chips.
flop as Lederer cut out a bet of 31,000.
. Newman held the 
and had walked into a monster.
and give a little hope to Newman, but after the