After some action preflop, Dwyte Pilgrim checked a flop of to David Daneshgar. Daneshgar bet 20,500 and the Pilgrim moved all in. Daneshgar snap-called with . Pilgrim held second pair with .
The turn gave Daneshgar two pair with the and then the river nailed Pilgrim's gutshot when the hit the felt.
Daneshgar was eliminated while Pilgrim now has 420,000 chips.
Jimmy Fricke and Eskimo Clark are wandering around the tournament room right now. Fricke is sweating his friends Jeremiah DeGreef and Matt LaGarde, while Clark is just sweating.
Action folded around to Kyle Bowker in the small blind and he moved in for a little over 30,000 with , according to Matt Brady. Eric Hershler called out of the big blind with . The exact board is unknown, but Hershler ended up taking the lead on the flop after spiking a ten and then held up from there to eliminate Bowker.
Graham raised the action to 11,000 under the gun and got called by Nashaat Antonious on the button. Both players checked the flop of and Graham led out for 18,000 when the hit the turn. Antonious called and they went to the river where Graham led out for another 45,000 when the appeared on the river.
Antonious raised to 100,000 and Graham tanked for a short while. "You shoved last time," he said while debating the call.
"Sometimes I shove," Antonious replied.
With that, Graham made the call and showed for two pair, while Antonious tabled his .
Eric Hershler and Evgeny Serebryakov got it all in preflop. Serebryakov held a dominated position with pocket aces against Hershler's pocket queens, but he would be the one at risk.
The board ran out and Serebryakov successfully doubled up. He now has 430,000 chips.
Jeff Sluzinski raised to 10,500 from early position. Albiges Benoit and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi called. The three players saw the flop come down and Sluzinski bet 20,000. Benoit folded, but Mizrachi called.
The turn brought the and Sluzinski fired 46,000. The Grinder stacked a tall tower of purple T5,000 chips and slid them into the middle totaling 186,000.
After a few moments in the tank, Sluzinski folded. "Show the bluff one time," he said.
"I wish I could," responded Mizrachi as he turned up the and then mucked his hand.
Robert Cheung raised from late position and Tam Nguyen shoved all in from the big blind. Cheung called and the hands were turned over.
Nguyen showed while Cheung held . A queen in the door all but sealed the deal, as the flop fell . With a on the turn and on the river, Cheung nearly doubled up while Nguyen was left with about 40,000.
Men "The Master" Nguyen moved all in from the button for about 60,000 and was called by Justin Bonomo in the small blind. Bonomo held to Nguyen's .
The flop came down to give Nguyen an open-ended straight draw. The turn completed his draw with the . The river fell the to complete the board and just like that, The Master is right back in the thick of things.
Before collecting his chips, Nguyen ran around the room pumping his fist and slapping hands with some of his fellow players. All the while, his Corona never left his hand.