Mark "Pegasus" Smith has been nursing a short stack for a long time and it looks like his time has expired. We didn't catch the hand but Smith was eliminated from the tournament in 31st place. With that, we are just three eliminations away from the money.
Farid Nasserazad raised to 15,000 from middle position only to have Mike Wommack move all in for around 50,000. Jerry Monroe was in the big blind and moved all in himself for about 75,000. Nasserazad got out of the way and the remaining players revealed their cards:
Monroe: 
Wommack: 
The board ran out 
and Wommack was sent packing in 32nd place.
Level: 20
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
Action folded to the small blind and Yair Alon limped. Dale Hinson checked his option in the big blind and the two saw a flop of 
. Alon bet 10,000, Hinson raised to 25,000, Alon moved all in, and Hinson called.
Alon: 
Hinson: 
Hinson was ahead with his top pair but Alon had a flush draw and counterfeit outs. The 
on the turn and 
on the river missed Alon and he dropped to 130,000. Hinson managed to double to 166,000.
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With a board reading 
, Daniel Howard bet 40,000 and Jeremy Drewery contemplated a call. After counting out some chips, Drewery announced that he was all in for 94,500 more. Howard called and showed 
for a turned straight; however, Drewery revealed 
for the rivered flush. The pot brought Drewery up to around 310,000 while Howard dropped down to 160,000.
We're not sure when the chips went in, but Randy Dimech was all in with against the of Ken Ware on a board reading 
. It was a big pot that pushed Ware up to over 200,000 while Dimech was eliminated from the tournament.
Russell Boyker moved all in for his last 23,5000 and was called by Jeremy Drewery and his 
. We didn't catch Boyker's hand, but the board ran out 
and Drewery took down the pot, increasing his stack to 150,000 in the process.
Yong Chen was all in preflop with 
for about 60,000 against the 
of Dan Walsh. Chen was in serious trouble and needed help, which was delivered on the flop. The 
turn changed nothing and neither did the 
on the river. Chen doubled to 140,000 while Walsh was knocked down to just 40,000.
Shortly thereafter, Jason Cluxton raised to 18,000 from middle position and Walsh moved all in for 38,500. Action folded back to Cluxton who made the call:
Cluxton:
Walsh: 
Once again Walsh was in a dominating position but the flop gave Cluxton a royal flush draw! The 
on the turn left Cluxton drawing to an ace, ten or any diamond. The dealer burned and put out the 
, completing the flush. Cluxton won the pot and is up to 250,000 while Walsh was eliminated from the tournament.
John Holley was in middle position and raised to 14,000. Only Farid Nasserazad on the button made the call and the two saw a flop of . Both players checked to the on the turn and Holley led out with a bet of 16,5000.
Nasserazad called and Holley checked in the dark as the hit the river. Nasserazad fired out 39,000 and Holley quickly called showing . Nasserazad simply mucked as he dropped down to around 170,000. Holley has chipped up to around 250,000.
