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) O'Kane bet out from the small blind 1,200. Pascal Perrault in mid position made the call, as did the button. 
. Now O'Kane checked. Perrault bet 1,200 now, and the button passed. O'Kane then raised to 4,200, and, grumbling about a straight, Perrault paid him off. He actually showed 
for the house, while Perrault flipped 
, tapped the table and conceded the pot, even though the dealer initially tried to give it to him.
, finding it ahead of Browning's 
. No help from the board and Laak shook the exiter's hand and commenced restacking.
against Dean Connelly's 
. Some perhaps ungentlemanly celebrations from Connelly as he proceeded to make quads and Rees-Brennan hit the rail.
into Mario Georgiev's 
.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 25
against Vincent Melinn's pocket sevens. No help from the board, and it was the end of the line for Daly.
, and finding resistance from Flood who held 
. An ace popped out though, sending Flood's remaining chips Gold's way.
board, Jaye Renehan in the cutoff bet 5,000, leaving himself perhaps 15,000 behind. A silent yet apparently deadly Michael Tureniec raised to 14,000, though, eliciting a fold. Tureniec rewarded the fold by showing him for a full house.
