, dominating Greenstein's 
.
and Greenstein is eliminated. Sam Stein advances to the final table, having picked up three bounties en route.
against jason Mercier's pocket nines, Berg hit a jack on the river to double up and save himself from elimination.
and Mercier checked. Woodward fired 2,800. Mercier took his time and then raised to 7,150. Woodward made the call. and now three spades were on board. Mercier counted his chips and deliberated before betting 8,700. Woodward let ig go and Mercier scooped up the pot.
. One by one, they all checked.
to the board. Vazquez was first and fired 3,000. Debora called and Jetten mucked. and Vazquez went into his stack to grab some chips. He fired out 6,200 and Debora made the call.
for trip aces and Debora mucked his hand. Debora dropped to 39,000 while Vazquez moved up to 70,000.
and Glantz shot to the lead. Neither player held a diamond in their hand. and then the river paired the board with the . Glantz made a full house and collected the bounty of Pezzin, who was sent to the rail, leaving Glantz heads up on the feature table with Scott Seiver. During the break, the feature table was swapped out for another table to give some other players some TV time.
and Mercier checked. Woodward bet 2,800 and Mercier raised it to 8,650. Woodward called and the turn brought the 
Mercier shoved with the bigger stack and sent Woodward into the tank. After about four minutes, Woodward called all in for roughly 31,000 with 
, but trailed Mercier's 
. and Matt Woodward is eliminated. Jason Mercier has about 105,000 and is heads up with Elijah Berg.
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Level: 5
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
