We just came on a decent-sized pot brewing between Andras Koroknai and Gaelle Baumann. The pair had reached the river with the board showing 
and pile of chips in the middle. Baumann had set out a bet of 175,000, and after some moments of thought Koroknai set out a stack to call.
Baumann tabled 
for trip eights, and Koroknai mucked.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,850,000
650,000
|
650,000 |
|
||
|
1,780,000
80,000
|
80,000 |
between threes players; Charles Coultas, Andrew Moreno and Lasse Soerensen.
for top two pair.
for two pair, kings and fives. Coultas held the 
for a combo draw and needed a queen or a spade on the river.
hit the felt, delivering a flush to Coultas and eliminating Moreno from the tournament. Moreno collected himself off to the side of the table, coping with what could have been. After a minute, he returned to the table to be escorted to the payout desk while Coultas began stacking up his new found wealth.
followed by the 
on the river.
, and Negreanu fired out 91,000.
. Negreanu slowed down this time by checking, and Bowker quickly pounced on the opportunity, betting 210,000. This represented more then a third of Negreanu's stack, and he tanked for a long while, about three minutes total, before eventually calling. Bowker rolled over 
for deuces full of sixes, and Negreanu mucked his hand.
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and the turn 
flop, McCorkell got it in with 
for about 460,000. Volpe had two of his outs with his pocket kings and held through the 
turn and 
with one heart and Shak shoved for about 450,000 with 
. Volpe called with his pocket kings and scored the elimination when Shak found no help from the turn or river.
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gave him a few additional outs as he could make a straight on the river. Unfortunately for Schacher, the 
