With the pot built up to more than 90,000, we picked up the action between Isaac Kirchner and Nicholas Troubat on a board of ; Kirchner checked to Troubat who led out for 45,000 after the river.
That bet sent Kirchner into the tank for a good four minutes before he announced a check-raise all-in. Troubat insta-called, but tried to muck after Kirchner revealed for a flopped set. As Troubat was the aggressor, he was required to show his cards, which turned out to be .
After the chips were cut down, it was revealed that Kirchner had Troubat covered by just 4,000 in chips!
The action folded around to a player in middle position who raised to 16,000; Thomas White then came in with a reraise of 34,000 from the button and the others got out of the way before the middle position player four-bet it to 84,000. White snap-shoved and the middle position player beat him into the pot.
Opponent:
White:
To White's relief, he managed to hit quads on the board of to double up and stay alive in this tournament.
A player opened up the action with a 16,000 raise and Pascal LeFrancois reraised to 40,000. His opponent reraised to 140,000 and LeFrancois moved all in. His opponent made the call.
LeFrancois turned over and his opponent turned up .
The flop ran out . The fell on the turn giving LeFrancois' opponent the nut flush. The river brought the and LeFrancois was sent to the rail.
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; Kirchner checked to Troubat who led out for 45,000 after the river.
for a flopped set. As Troubat was the aggressor, he was required to show his cards, which turned out to be 
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giving Papola a flush draw. Papola just couldn't get there as the 
fell on the turn and the 
came on the river.
to double up and stay alive in this tournament.
and Wade picked up an easy pot and knockout. Wade is up to 240,000.
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and LeFrancois was sent to the rail.
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fell on the turn and the 
