Jan-Peter Jachtmann raised to 3,600 from early position and was quickly three-bet to 16,000 by Dani stern on the button. David "ODB" Baker made the call from the small blind, and Jachtmann pushed back by moving all in for 14,200 more. This reopened the action so that Stern could get all in for 47,000 total. Baker, who had both players covered, made the call.
Baker:
Stern:
Jachtmann:
It was anyone's pot headed to the flop, which fell . The flop wasn't much help to anyone, except putting out a flush draw for all three players. The turn gave Baker a pair of sevens, but both he and Stern were behind the nines of Jachtmann.
Needless to say, the river was going to have a lot of implications. The dealer burned and put out , giving Baker two pair and the win. He eliminated both Stern and Jachtmann to chip up to just over 200,000.
A four way all in preflop and no, this is not a cash game.
David Williams:
Randy Cherkas:
Adam Wessley:
Mark Davidoff:
The flop came which was great for Williams as he made trips but everyone else, hoping for a sweat was left with an anti-climax as the on the turn - the case ace - meant Williams was scooping the entire pot before the hit the river.
Williams has around 270,000, which is nearly five times the average stack.
With around 4,000 in the pot and a flop of , Bill Chen checked and Jan Fernandez bet 2,500. Van Marcus made the call, at which point Chen sprang to life with a check-raise to 14,000. Fernandez thought for a solid minute before reraising pot.
"Alright, I'm all in," Marcus shouted. Before the chips were even in the middle, both Chen and Fernandez had called. Fernandez had his two opponents covered, so he was the only player not at risk.
Fernandez:
Marcus:
Chen:
Chen had flopped two pair and an open-ended straight draw, but was up against the top set and flush draw of Marcus. However, Fernandez held an even better flush draw. The dealer quickly burned and slammed down the giving Fernandez the said flush and the lead. Chen was drawing dead while Marcus needed the board to pair in order to survive.
Unfortunately for him, the blanked on the river and Fernandez scored the double knockout.
Andrew Nguyen got his last 22,100 chips in the middle preflop against David Baker.
Baker:
Nguyen:
The flop of gave Baker a pair of tens to take the lead but also gave Nguyen an inside straight draw. The on the turn changed nothing and the on the river gave Baker trip tens and the win. Nguyen headed to the rail while Baker chipped up to 235,000.
Francis Cagney was all in with against Josh Budin's preflop and picked up a gutshot and flush draw on the flop. Cagney took the lead on the turn but the river was the and Budin' made a full house to knock out the short stack.
We currently have 70 players remaining in the tournament. Only 63 of them will be making the money so we will likely be starting hand for hand play in the near future.
Cameron New raised to 2,500 from under the gun and Quinn Do re-raised to 8,500 from middle position. New called and the flop came . New bet out and Do went all in for his remaining 23,500. New called and their hands were tabled.
New: (king-high flush draw)
Do: (pair of aces)
Do's aces were leading and were able to hold through the on the turn and on the river.
Do's stack increased to 67,000 while New was left with 104,000.
. The flop wasn't much help to anyone, except putting out a flush draw for all three players. The 
turn gave Baker a pair of sevens, but both he and Stern were behind the nines of Jachtmann.
, giving Baker two pair and the win. He eliminated both Stern and Jachtmann to chip up to just over 200,000.
which was great for Williams as he made trips but everyone else, hoping for a sweat was left with an anti-climax as the 
on the turn - the case ace - meant Williams was scooping the entire pot before the 
hit the river.
, Bill Chen checked and Jan Fernandez bet 2,500. Van Marcus made the call, at which point Chen sprang to life with a check-raise to 14,000. Fernandez thought for a solid minute before reraising pot.
(pair of aces)
