Action folded around to Michael Binger on the button and he moved all in for his last 36,500. Tom Dwan called from the big blind and stood pat.
Binger discarded two jacks as Dwan flipped up . Binger held . Binger took a look at his first card and when he discovered it was an he didn't bother checking the other. He stood up and headed for the exit.
Michael Binger was eliminated in 14th place and takes home $26,025 in prize money.
Now that we're in the money and we've collapsed to two tables, play has slowed down even more than it did when we were approaching the bubble. The shortest of the short stacks could still go out any hand, but for most of these pros, the real tournament begins now. Expect it to be several hours before the final table is set.
The bubble has burst, and the elder statesman of poker is our unfortunate bubble boy. Doyle Brunson, short on chips, moved all in for 48,500. Tom Schneider made the call. Both men stood pat on the draw. Schneider's 9-8 was a shade better than Brunson's 10-8, sending Texas Dolly to the rail.
We are now in the money. 14 players remain. We will eliminate seven more players tonight before reconvening for the final table tomorrow.
David Grey opened with a raise to 19,000 from under the gun. Action folded around to Dario Alioto on the button and he moved all in for 55,000. Jeffrey Lisandro called Alioto's all in from the big blind and Grey folded.
Both discarded one and showed:
Alioto:
Lisandro:
On the draw, Alioto picked up a and Lisandro ended up with an . Alioto won the hand and doubled up to 140,000 chips while Lisandro slides to 210,000.