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and Putt had flopped a set to aces as well as the jack-high flush draw. However Dwan still had outs with the king-high flush draw and was praying for another diamond. The turn delivered with the 
giving Dwan the flush to reclaim the lead. Putt had a redraw to a full house and was looking for the board to pair, but the blank 
on the river sent him to the rail.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
and Sexton, first to act, bet the pot, putting both Ashby and Mirzikinian all in. Ashby made the call first and Mirzikinian followed suit:
that fell on the turn was a beautiful card for Sexton as it gave him a ten-high straight, killing Ashby's chances to win the pot and lessening Mirzikinian's outs to one of the three remaining tens in the deck. Sexton locked up the hand when the 
came on the river, stacking both Ashby and Mirzikinian, while increasing his own net worth to just over 125,000 in chips.
. Lechich picked up flush outs on the flop but Watkinson made a full house on the river to eliminate Lechich.
. In a huge 60,000 chip pot, Kassis yells "One time!" as the 
is dealt on the river, and Kassis's set of sevens is good to take down the pot, eliminating Vilmunen in 18th place.
flop. Warwick Mirzikinian made the call with 
and the turn and river blanked out, eliminating Saul in 19th position.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 0
