, a player in the small blind bet 4,500, and J.C. Tran called from the button. The turn was the 
. This time the SB bet 5,000, and Tran promptly raised to 12,000. His opponent then pushed all in for 16,725 total, and Tran stepped aside.![[user67765]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
and Grospellier spiked a pair of kings on the river to eliminate his opponent.
and Wong checked, as did the original raiser, before the player in the cutoff made it 3,200 to go. Wong called as the original raiser dropped out.
Wong pushed all in for just over 16,000 and was insta-called by his opponent.
to see Wong exit the tournament.
, and Hellmuth led with a bet of 1,500. The player to his left raised to 3,800, chasing the original raiser out of the hand.
and Arieh led out for 5,700. The big blind raised to 15,000 and the button folded, Arieh made the call before check-calling 20,000 on the 
turn.
and Arieh checked again before his opponent moved all in for 21,475. Arieh made the call with just a measly 
but it was good as his opponent only could flip 
for nothing at all.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
. Childs checked, Aldridge bet 1,400, and Childs called. Both checked the on the turn.
, and Childs spent some time stacking his relatively short stack, obviously contemplating whether or not to put it all in. Finally he checked, and Aldridge checked behind. Childs turned over 
, and exhaled when he saw Aldridge's .
and Justin Bonomo faced with a tricky decision. We're unsure of the action but with over 10,000 in the pot, Bonomo was staring at a 15,000-chip decision.