December 16 2008, John "Falstaff" Hartness



with 
. Allen Bari had enough chips to call with 
, and the
landed on the turn to give Bari the lead. The
on the river was no help to Shak, and he was done early.


flop to Bari, who led out. Gazes called to see the
come on the turn. Gazes checked again, and Bari fired another bet. Gazes thought briefly before calling to see the
on the river. Bari led out with a big bet, and Gazes thought for a long moment before again making the call. Bari tabled 
for the set, and Gazes mucked. The last of Gazes' chips went in the middle two hands later, and his 
needed held against Bruce Yamron's 
. No help showed for Gazes on the 



board, and he was done in 24th place.

. Roberts showed 
, but the board was unkind to Leah when it came down 



to send him packing in 16th place with $10,405.

on a board of 



, and Reslock was finished.

, and Matros moved all in over the top with 
. Roberts made the call and hit the flop almost absolutely perfect as it came down 

for Broadway. Matros needed to catch perfect to stay alive, but the turn and river came down 
and he was done just shy of a final-table spot.

, and when the board ran out 



, the fives were no good for Monteavaro.

, and Reed moved all in. Walls made the call, having Reed covered, only to see Reed table 
. The board ran out 



, and Reed made the bigger full house to double up and leave Walls crippled.


flop, and Roberts led out with a small bet on the
turn. Reed got out of the way as Roberts showed 
for the flopped nut flush. Walls was drawing dead with 
, and the final table was set. Walls picked up $13,874 for his 10th-place finish.
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