Waxman Lets The Clock Expire
With around 12,000 in the pot and a board reading 
, an early-position player fired out a huge bet of 17,000 into Matt Waxman, who was sitting with a big stack.
Waxman thought long and hard as his opponent still had a considerable stack behind. Minute passed before a clock was called, and then another minute passed as the floor counted down to zero. At that point the dealer mucked Waxman's hand and his opponent revealed 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
110,000 | -10,000 |
as Naquin rivered a straight to eliminate Rettenmaier.
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on the turn was a brick, but the river was the 
, giving Polychronopoulos a flush. He doubled to around 30,000 chips, while McGowan slipped to 80,000.
. The board ran out 
and Negreanu came out firing with a bet of 5,100. Shulman quickly moved all in and Negreanu snapped him off only to find that he was behind.
and the river the 
securing Shulman a double up through KidPoker. Shulman is now sitting at about 55,000 while Negreanu has fallen to 42,000.
, and two players checked to John Andress, who fired 5,700. One player check-raised to 15,000, the other folded, and Andress called.
, and the player led out for 12,000. Andress scrunched his face, then announced that he was all in (about 10,000 more). The player quickly called.
