Paul "X-22" Magriel opens the betting with a raise from the button. Matthew Glantz and Victor Ramdin both call from the blinds.
The flop comes out . Action is checked to the raiser, and X-22 bets. Glantz calls, and Ramdin comes over the top of both players with a raise. Magriel folds, but Glantz is along for the ride.
The turn is the , and a bet puts Glantz all in.
The river brings the , with no further action. Ramdin tables his cards: , good enough to scoop the pot and send Matthew Glantz off to the rail.
Farzad Rouhani won't be winning his second bracelet of the year in this event.
First in from the small blind, Rouhani limps, then calls a raise from the big blind.
The heads-up flop comes . Rouhani checks and calls a bet. The turn is the . Again, Rouhani checks and calls a bet, this time putting himself all in and at risk. The river is the , and the opponent shows down the nuts: , as Rouhani mucks his cards and heads for the exit.
A player in middle position put in a raise, and Vanessa Rousso made the call from late position, putting herself all in and at risk of elimination. The big blind called as well.
The flop brought . The big blind check-called a bet.
The turn came the . The big blind bet out this time, and got a call.
The river was the . Same action: bet, call, and the hands are shown down. Rousso tabled her , and was scooped by the of the opponent in the big blind.
Vanessa Rousso heads out of here, still looking for her first cash in this year's WSOP.
With action being fairly slow with tables merging together as we reach 250 players left in the field, we are starting to notice some interesting tables.
We have Josh Arieh and Men the Master seated across from each other, T6 pros Woody Deck and Mel Judah, the loud table of Billy "the Croc" Argyros and Max Pescatori.
However the table featuring Barry Greenstein, Victor Ramdin and Matthew Glantz has just been joined by Paul Magriel. Magriel is more commonly known as X-22 and has arguably won more backgammon tournaments then anyone else in the world.
Five players, including Andy Bloch, see a flop of . Bloch makes a bet, and they all call.
The turn is the . Again, Bloch makes a bet, and can't shake anyone off as they all tag along.
The last card off is the . This time it checks all the way around to the button. He makes a bet, and Bloch makes the call, putting himself all in. He turns over a set with , but is beaten by the player on the button, who tables , having made a winning straight on the river.
Andy Bloch is elminated shortly before the end of Level 6.