Chris Bolek and Hayden Fortini have just been eliminated in stunning fashion to Jimmy Peters, who has now taken over as the chip leader with nearly 90,000.
On the flop, a raising war broke out between the three players that saw all the money go in. Peters had the for middle set, Bolek had the for bottom pair and a flush draw, and Fortini had the for a royal flush draw.
The turn was the to keep Peters in front. The river was the , pairing the board and giving Peters a winning full house. Peters had both players covered, and Bolek and Fortini were eliminated.
Jimmy Peters limped in from early position before Tim Shortell raised to 925 on the button. Action folded back to Peters, and he called to see the flop come down . Peters checked, Shortell bet 1,725, and Peters called.
The turn was the , and both players checked to see the complete the board on the river. With a straight on board, Peters bet 3,000. Shortell called.
Peters showed the , and Shortell showed the . Both were playing the board and chopped up the pot.
After four players saw the flop for 600 chips each, Andy Seth led with a bet of 1,000. The next player folded, the third player called, and then Tim Shortell raised to 3,600. Everyone folded, and Shortell's aggression won him the pot.
On the final board of , Sterling Savill fired a bet of 7,150 into a pot of around 10,000 after one player checked. Tim Shortell was behind Savill, and he tanked for a bit before folding. Then, the first player called. Savill showed the for a set of his, and his opponent mucked her hand.
Savill won the pot and increased his stack to approximately 53,000.
On the board, an opponent checked the action to RJ Sullivan. Sullivan bet 750, and his opponent called. The river was the , and the first player checked again. Sullivan bet 1,725, and his opponent called.
Sullivan showed the for a pair of aces with a five kicker. His opponent tabled the for a pair of aces with a seven kicker and scooped the pot.
After busting his first bullet, Ryan Franklin has already made more of his second. He just recently picked up pocket kings and double up, but he had to do it the hard way as his opponent held two aces. Franklin hit a king, though, and had his opponent barely covered to eliminate the player and move to 43,000 in chips.