Pat Walsh, winner of the $10,000 ESPN Bounty Shootout at The Bike in March, just sent Team PokerStars Pro Greg DeBora to the rail. All of the money went in on the 
flop. Walsh held the 
and DeBora the 
.
The turn was the 
and the river the 
. Walsh's pair of jacks held up and he moved to 120,000 chips by sending DeBora to the rail.
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
Chris Dombrowski just doubled through Jason Mercier once again. Dombrowski held the 
and Mercier the 
with all of the money going in preflop.
The board ran out 
and Dombrowski moved to about 60,000 in chips. Mercier was knocked back to 22,000.
Jonathan Jaffe just busted Scott Baumstein to get heads up with Pat Walsh. Jaffe beat Baumstein's 
with the 
after all of the money went in preflop and the board ran out 
.
Jaffe is now heads up with Walsh. Jaffe holds 105,000 in chips and Walsh has 120,000.
This time, it was Jason Mercier doubling through Chris Dombrowski. Mercier moved all in for 16,800 after Dombrowski raised to 5,400 from the button. Mercier was in the small blind with the and Dombrowski called with the 
.
The board ran out 
to give Mercier the win. Dombrowski was left with 54,000.
Chris Dombrowski raised to 5,200 in the cutoff. Next to act was Jason Mercier, but before he acted Jim Alex announced all in from the big blind out of turn. A ruling was made that Alex's declaration would stand if there were no additional raises. Upon hearing the ruling, Mercier called. Ronnie Bardah folded his small blind, meaning Alex's all in stood.
Dombrowski folded and Mercier called with 
, leading Alex's . The board ran out 
to lock up another bounty for Mercier and up his stack to about 67,000.
Nenad Medic shoved under the gun for about 21,000, finding a call from Jason Somerville in the big blind with 
. Medic showed and won the race as the board ran out 
.
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25,000
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From the button, Chris Dombrowski raised to 4,800. Jason Mercier three-bet to 9,300 from the small blind and Ronnie Bardah folded in the big blind. Dombrowski made the call.
The flop came down 
and Mercier moved all in. Dombrowski quickly folded and Mercier won the pot.
Chris Klodnicki shoved the river on the board of 
. Joe Sweeney thought for a minute and then made the call, tabling the for top pair. Klodnicki looked back at his hand and then tossed it into the muck.
Sweeney had the most chips and won the hand, also winning the table and pocketing $40,000 in prize money. With the elimination of Klodnicki, Sweeney also earned his fifth bounty.
From the small blind, Chris Dombrowski moved all in for about 42,000. Jason Mercier called from the big blind and tabled the . Dombrowski held the .
The flop came down and Dombrowski took the lead. The turn brought the though to give Mercier a straight. It did give Dombrowski a flush draw to hearts though, so he was still alive.
The river completed the board with the and Dombrowski was eliminated. Mercier picked up his fifth bounty and is tied with Joe Sweeney for the most in the event. Mercier is now heads up with Bardah.
