Daniel Negreanu was just eliminated when his pocket eights got out-flopped by Phil "OMGClayAiken" Galfond's pocket threes. Galfond flopped a set of threes and went on to make a full house to bust Negreanu. All of the money went in preflop.
Brett Richey was all in preflop for 11,600, but was behind and needed to get lucky to double up. He held two black fives against the two red queens of Andrew Robl. These two have a little history together that you can read about over at the Two Plus Two forums in this thread.
In an article on PokerNews that Robl wrote anazlying the High Roller Bounty Shootout, Robl mentioned this:
"I think this is one of the tougher tables, and not only because I'm at it. Brett Richey and I have had a small personal feud over words exchanged at a drunken $1/$2 no-limit cash game. He is a sick pot-limit Omaha and mixed game player, but as far as I know, not as experienced playing no-limit hold em."
Richey went on to flop a set of fives and take the lead as the first three cards rolled off . The turn was the and the river the .
Richey doubled back to about the starting stack and is right back in the game.
Brett RIchey bet 4,600 on a flop of and then Lee Markholt moved all in for 17,100. Richey made the call with the , but saw the bad news when Markholt tabled the for trip fives.
The turn was the and the river the to double up Markholt. Richey was left with about 15,000 chips.
Phil Laak moved all in with a flush draw, but ran into Joe Cassidy's flopped straight and straight flush draw. Although he held a higher flush, Laak couldn't hit and was eliminated from the tournament. Cassidy has 42,000 chips.