On a flop of , David Levi moved his short stack all in and was called by Sorel Mizzi. Levi tabled the , while Mizzi was far ahead with the . The turn was the , but Levi hit on the river when the fell, giving him trip eights. Levi doubled up to around 1.1M.
Flop is Guy Laliberte checks and Scott Fishchman checks behind. The turn is , Guy bets 100K Scott calls. on the river, two pair on board and three diamonds. Guy checks, Scott bets 120K and gets the call, Guy has for the turned flush and Scott Fischman shows the for flopped Quad Aces.
With the board showing on the turn, Loi Phan is all in with against Guy Laliberte's . Phan's two pair is behind Laliberte's trips, and Phan needs an ace on the river to stay alive. The last card is the , and Loi Phan is eliminated in 19th place, earning $123,670.
Grant Lang moved all-in from the button for 528K and C.K. Hua called from the small blind. Lang showed the while Hua tabled the . The flop looked good for Hua when it came down , but the spiked on the turn to give the lead to Lang. The river was the and Lang doubled up.
Tim Phan, newly seated to Phil Hellmuth's right after the redraw to two tables, just jokingly asked the rail if anyone had an iPod to loan him. Hellmuth has been jawing non-stop with his new tablemates.
Phil Hellmuth raised to 90,000 pre-flop and Thomas Wahlroos re-raised to 230,000. Hellmuth called. Hellmuth checked in the dark and the flop came down . Wahlroos asked Hellmuth how much he had left and Hellmuth remained silent, his hands covering his mouth. Wahlroos bet 300,000, Hellmuth moved all in and Wahlroos called. Wahlroos showed the and Hellmuth the . The turn was the and the river the eliminating Hellmuth. He won $123,670.
"That's the first time I've seen (pocket) Aces in two days," mentioned Wahlroos.