In early position, Michael Baston stuck his last 14,000 lonely chips into the middle with . Around in the big blind, Dwyte Pilgrim looked down at and made the call, and Baston needed to improve to avoid becoming the bubble boy.
He could not improve, though, as the board ran out . Pilgrim runs down a full house, adding, "Dwyte Pilgrim bursts the bubble!" as he stacked the chips. He's up to 140,000 now, and he and the other 44 players are all in the money.
Torrey Reily was all in preflop with , and he was flipping for his full stack against the of Jake Bazeley.
The board ran , though, and Reily could not catch up. He's out in 44th place (just behind Michael Smith), and Bazeley is up to 345,000 with that knockout.
Dan Schmeich open-shoved for 65,000 from middle position, and Dwyte Pilgrim reshoved over the top. Nobody else wanted to tangle, and Schmeich's was racing against the of Pilgrim.
This just in, Pilgrim is pretty good at winning races. The board ran all low, coming . Fading the overs and the flush draw, Pilgrim has earned another knockout to move to 215,000.
We joined the pot on the flop as the dealer spread out . Arturo Alaniz was first to speak, and he led out with 22,000 chips. His lone opponent, Allie Prescott, made the smooth call, and the appeared on the turn. Alaniz checked now, and Prescott took his cue to fire 33,000 at the pot. His opponent promptly check-raised all in for about 130,000 total, and Prescott made the call with his covering stack.
Showdown
Alaniz:
Prescott:
Prescott had flopped top set, but Alaniz had outs -- ten of them, in fact. The river was the blank , though, and Alaniz has fallen in 42nd place.
With that knockout, Prescott moves back into contention for the chip lead with about 415,000 chips now.
Jared Ingles opened to 12,000 from middle position, and he found two callers including Douglas Friedmutter in the big blind. The three men took a flop, and it checked all the way around to the turn. Friedmutter took his cue to stab at the pot with 15,000, Ingles called, and the third player ducked out of the way.
Both players checked the river, and Ingles showed up . It was good. Friedmutter mucked, leaving himself with just 24,000 lonely chips.
Mstr Lynch and Eric Utter mixed it up preflop, and all of Lynch's ~100,000 chips went into the middle. He held , racing for a double up against Utter's .
The flop was money in the bank for Lynch, flopping a set to take a huge lead with two to come. The turn ended any potential runner-runner shenanigans, and Lynch is back up to 225,000 after finding that double up.
It's not good news for Utter as he had nearly all of his chips in the pot as well. He's got just about 25,000 left now.
A short-stacked John Ross shoved all in from the button with , and Douglas Friedmutter called all in with from the small blind. The only man with chips in the hand was big blind Corrie Wunstel, and he made the call with and the chance at the double knockout.
Sure enough, the board ran , and Wunstel kills the proverbial two birds. He's up to 320,000 now, while Friedmutter and Ross are headed to the cashier in 39th and 38th places.
Edward Corrado just ran his into the of Samuel Bailey. The money went in on the flop, and the turn and river have relieved Corrado of his remaining stack. He's out in 37th place, trailed to the payout desk by Mederic Lemenager in 36th.
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. Around in the big blind, Dwyte Pilgrim looked down at 
and made the call, and Baston needed to improve to avoid becoming the bubble boy.
. Pilgrim runs down a full house, adding, "Dwyte Pilgrim bursts the bubble!" as he stacked the chips. He's up to 140,000 now, and he and the other 44 players are all in the money.
, and he was flipping for his full stack against the 
of Jake Bazeley.
was racing against the 
. Fading the overs and the flush draw, Pilgrim has earned another knockout to move to 215,000.
. Arturo Alaniz was first to speak, and he led out with 22,000 chips. His lone opponent, Allie Prescott, made the smooth call, and the 
appeared on the turn. Alaniz checked now, and Prescott took his cue to fire 33,000 at the pot. His opponent promptly check-raised all in for about 130,000 total, and Prescott made the call with his covering stack.
. It was good. Friedmutter mucked, leaving himself with just 24,000 lonely chips.
flop was money in the bank for Lynch, flopping a set to take a huge lead with two to come. The turn 
ended any potential runner-runner shenanigans, and Lynch is back up to 225,000 after finding that double up.
from the small blind. The only man with chips in the hand was big blind Corrie Wunstel, and he made the call with 
and the chance at the double knockout.
, and Wunstel kills the proverbial two birds. He's up to 320,000 now, while Friedmutter and Ross are headed to the cashier in 39th and 38th places.
into the 
of Samuel Bailey. The money went in on the 
