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flop which is checked to Jac Arama who bets 1,000. Isaac Haxton calls from the big blind and Barny Boatman also calls. All the other players fold and we go three-handed to the turn which is the 
. At this point, Haxton bets 4,000 and Boatman and Arama call and the pot is really swelling. The river is the
which could kill or create action either way. Haxton thinks for a good couple of minutes before checking, Boatman checks behind and Jac Arama gesturing towards the river says, "Horrible," as he turns over 
. Boatman quickly turns over 
as Haxton mucks and the two Englishmen split the profits.
, vs. 
. "I'm drawing dead," Flack announced on the 
turn, stood up and cheerfully left the tournament area.
turn, called by Kay. The river brought the 
, and a bet of 3,225 (exactly) from Kay. Hachem, motionless, considered for a very long time, before calling, but mucked with slight irritation on being shown the 
flush.
causing both players to check.
saw Sagstrom lead out for 1,700 and Mahrenholz call after a small deliberation. Sagstrom turned over 
for trip aces but surprisingly Mahrenholz tabled 
for a full house!
turn, and Lee bet out 4,000 on the 
river. However, Fournier-Giguere called, and Lee's 
for the flush.
for the made flush. No further spades on the 
river, and she makes her exit just minutes into the post-dinner session.