Nicolau Villa Lobos was just all in preflop against Joseph Cheong for his final 521,000 chips.
| Nicolau Villa Lobos |   |
| Joseph Cheong |   |
The board ran out 
, and the Brazilian player stayed alive. Cheong still has around two million chips. Cheong lost more chips after this pot, and he's now down to 1.6 million.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,600,000
-1,430,000
|
-1,430,000 |
|
||
|
1,100,000
252,000
|
252,000 |
. Indeed, the flop didn't contain much for either player, meaning Heitmann would need some help.
was not what he was looking for, but the 
that spiked on the river was just what he had in mind. Heitmann spiked his card to double to 3 million while Buchman was left pacing the room in disgust.
flop and a lot of chips already in the middle. Clemencon, playing from the button, was setting out a bet of about 175,000, and Topp, sitting to his left in the cutoff, was calling.
and checks from both. The river was the 
, and this time Topp fired a bet of 140,000. Clemencon turned to look at his opponent, peering at her through his eyeglasses while she sat motionless behind her mirrored shades. Finally thre young Frenchman let his hand go.
. David Kluchman open shoved all in and was snap called by the shorter stack of Fabio Sousa.
dropped down on the turn. The river brought the 
and he was ensured a double up. Sousa's all in was for an additional 1,073,000 and Kluchman was made to send that many chips across the table. Kluchman is now down to 1,650,000.
, and the sevens held as the board ran out 
ripped off on the turn, giving Smith a leading pair of queens. The 
bricked on the river, and Smith doubled to around 660,000 chips.
. Rabtsov was now frerolling, as he would win the pot with two more hearts. The 
hit the turn, and the crown started to groan. Pollak put his hands on his head, and was hardly able to look at the river.
, and the 
on the turn was another brick, but the 
