Michael Karman was eliminated in 14th place shortly after the break by Dario Sammartino.
The two were all in preflop, Sammartino had , Kamran, .
The board ran out and that was all she wrote for Kamran who finished in 14th place, just before former WSOP Main Event champ, Greg Merson was eliminated.
On a hand that took both players into the break, Nick Maimone just doubled up through former WSOP Main Event Champion Greg Merson.
Jean-Pascal Savard opened the action with a preflop raise before Maimone shoved from the small blind. Merson called after being in a tank for a few minutes and was ahead with and Savard folded.
Maimone had , but would win the pot after the board ran out .
From under the gun, Greg Merson raised to 36,000. Jean-Pascal Savard called from the button, and Nick Maimone called from the big blind. On the flop, Maimone checked, Merson bet 48,000, Savard folded, and Maimone folded.
From early position, Nick Maimone raised to 38,000. Josh Beckley reraised on the button to 85,000, and Chance Kornuth reraised to 171,000 from the big blind. Maimone folded, and Beckley called.
The flop came down , and Kornuth bet 103,000 of the 530,000 he had left. Beckley thought for a bit before Maimone called the clock on him, then folded, and Kornuth won the pot.
, leaving unimproved ace-high the winner for Yoon.
, leaving Gross drawing dead on the turn.
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and that was all she wrote for Kamran who finished in 14th place, just before former WSOP Main Event champ, Greg Merson was eliminated.
and Savard folded.
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flop, Maimone checked, Merson bet 48,000, Savard folded, and Maimone folded.
, and Kornuth bet 103,000 of the 530,000 he had left. Beckley thought for a bit before Maimone called the clock on him, then folded, and Kornuth won the pot.