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Stanislav Barshak managed to double up to 40,000 with 
beating Blair Hinkle's 
but the very next hand, Barshak lost with 
to Andrew St Jean's 
when the board came 
. Hinkle still looks to be the chip leader on this table and the bracelet winner is going to be tricky to beat.
Eddie Sabat and Scott Montgomery got into a preflop raising war with Sabat's 
racing the of the former November Niner.
The board came 
and Sabat was eliminated as a result. That table, which still has Josh Brikis, Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, Scott Montgomery, and Brent Hanks, is one of two five-handed tables.
We came to the table as Josh Brikis and his opponent, Grantland Hillman, were getting it all in on the river with the board showing 
. Hillman showed 
for flopped top pair, but Brikis showed 
for a river set, which was good enough to take the pot and bust Hillman. The hand upped Brikis to 115,000.
Livello: 4
Bui: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Eric Yates raised under the gun to 2,000. Grantland Hillman was next to act and made it 5,600 to go. It folded to Uke Dauti, who went all in for 69,600. It folded back around to Yates, who went into the tank before making the call. Hillman gave it up, and the players showed their cards.
Yates: 
Dauti: 
This race went from a 50-50 to a slam dunk win for Yates when the flop came 
. The meaningless turn and river were the 
and 
, and Yates scooped the huge pot to up his stack to 150,000.
Steven van Zadelhoff is out after he got into a blind on blind battle with Theo Tran. Tran made it 2,000 in the small blind and the Dutchman put in about 20,000 with very little behind. Tran set him in and van Zadelhoff quickly called.
Van Zadelhoff: 
Tran:
The board came 
- a rivered and unnecessary full house for Tran who further cements his chip lead over the table.
Eric Mizrachi and his opponent, Jean-Paul Pasqualini, got all the chips in preflop, with Mizrachi having the shorter stack.
Mizrachi:
Pasqualini: 
Both players hit the flop of 
, which unfortunately for Mizrachi, meant that he was drawing very slim. The turn brought a few outs when it came the 
, but the river was the , knocking him out and boosting Pasqualini's stack to 36,000.
In what has been the common theme of the day, we have just seen another brutal all in suckout. Although this hand turned out a bit differently. Amit Mahkija and his opponent Valdemar Kwaysser got all the chips in the middle, with Mahkija having him covered.
Mahkija: 
Kwaysser:
The flop brought Mahkija his out when it came . But the turn flipped the script once again when it came the . The way the day has been, we were half expecting one of the two aces to come on the river, but it came the , and Kwaysser doubled up, knocking Mahkija back down to 15,000.
Dan O'Brien was all in for his last 25,000 on a flop with against Dan Kelly's 
, the turn and 
failing to provide the latter with the club he needed to complete the elimination.
O'Brien is up to 50,000 while Kelly remains with around 100,000.
We didn't see the hand, but we heard the scream of payout on Table 287, and we saw Jennifer Tilly packing up her stuff and heading to the payout desk. She has been eliminated.
