. Faraz Jaka checked, and Thorsten Schaefer checked behind. The turn was the 
. This time Jaka bet 175,000, and Schaefer thought a while before making the call.
. Jaka made another roughly pot-sized bet, and Schaefer announced he was all in. Jaka instantly called, showing 
for the nut flush. Schaefer turned over 
, and shook hands with everyone as he left in 8th place.
, Sean Keeton checked, Josh Brikis made a bet of 80,000 (about two-thirds the pot), and Keeton announced he was all in. Brikis thought a while, then let it go. Keeton flashed pocket aces as he dragged the pot.![[user77326]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
. St. Hilaire also held the lead after the turn fell 
. But wouldn't you know it, the same card that crushed his chances a few hands earlier fell again, the dreaded 
.
and up against James St. Hilaire who held 
.
. So was the turn, the . The came the river -- . Suddenly St. Hilaire has been knocked way down under 300,000, while Brikis catapults into the chip lead with close to 4 million.
, but unfortunately ran into chip leader Faraz Jaka who held .
, and Venovski hits the rail in 10th place. Jaka is now up over 2.5 million.
and was in big big trouble against Wexler's 
. 
, giving Mathews a much needed flush draw to stay alive. The turn and river bricked out 
respectively.
