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-- good news for Cao. The bad news, however, was that right behind it came the 
, giving Comer a hard-to-beat set of sixes. In the end, the board read 
. Comer does indeed win the hand with his triple sixes, sending two players to the rail in his wake. He is sitting on 18,000 chips now.
, but he was in awfully bad shape, up against his opponent's 
.
, and the 
on the turn brought a little glimmer of hope for the all-in player. Much to his delight, a fourth spade -- the -- hit the river, giving Guttman an unlikely come-from-behind flush. He doubled up to 31,000.
and looked good so far against his opponent's 
.
board, but Kambouris' was just a tad lower than his opponent's. When the turn and river came the , 
, that was it for Kambouris.
.
-- a golden card for Pratis, who was sitting with pocket threes. Opting to slow play his full house, Pratis checked to his opponent who fired a second bullet, this time for 3,000. Pratis then check-raised all in for 10,625 and his opponent called:
that fell on the river changed nothing and Pratis took down the pot and right around 30,000 in new chips.
. The unknown player took down the pot and jumped to 12,000 chips. De Silva dropped to 14,000 and Kambouris was crippled to just 3,200.
, Levy led with a bet and Michael 'Marvs' Marvanek raised a few thousand more. Levy then shoved all in and Marvanek called. The pot was worth well over 25,000 chips. 
. Levy rolled over . and the river failed to produce another heart as well with the 
. Marvanek was sent to the rail and Levy bumped up to almost 40,000. He is certainly among one of chip leaders.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
and Attipa bet out 2,000, to which Kaselias called.. Attipa moved all in, and Kaselias again made the call, turning over . Attipa was behind, but had some outs, showing down his 
. on the river, spelling the end of his tournament life. Kaselias has chipped up to 33,500.
and Topakas passed the first action to Tahtouh, who fired a bet of 1,200. Topakas then check-raised to 4,500, after which Emad asked how many chips Topakas had left. After a bit of a dwell, Emad put Topakas all in and Topakas quickly called: , 
and Topakas' trip threes held up to earn him the pot and 28,000 in new chips. Tahtouh was left with 16,000 after the hand.
. Saab's poor timing found him holding .
. He sent a double up over to Van Marcus, who dropped down to 8,600. Marcus improved to 22,000.
