Cassidy was all in before the flop and when Uchida bet from the big blind Powell made the call. After the turned Uchida bet again and Powell moved in the last of his chips. His trailed Uchida's and Cassidy's needed help as well. But the didn't do the trick for Cassidy nor Powell and both were eliminated. Uchida is now up to 50,000.
Todd Brunson bet and Brett Richey called from the big blind. The flop came and Richey check-called Brunson's 3,000 bet. The turn was the and this time Richey chose to bet, and Brunson moved in the last of his chips. Richey's was ahead of Brunson's and when the fell on the river Brunson was eliminated. Richey is now up to 55,000.
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Just before the break Aaron Katz knocked John Hennigan out of the tournament. Hennigan raised and Katz called from the big blind, the flop came and when Katz bet Hennigan called for his last 5,300. Katz had flopped a flush with and Hennigan's needed to hope for two high diamonds to show to get a chop. But the turn was the and that sealed Hennigan's fate.
Greg Mueller was extremely shortstacked and bet the last of his chips before the flop. Richard Chase called and found he was ahead with to Mueller's . The brought little help to Mueller but the on the turn paired him up and when the fell on the river Mueller doubled to 12,000. Still very short, but still alive.
There was a lot of betting on a board and when that final ace fell on the river Erick Lindgren checked, Hoyt Corkins bet, Lindgren check-raised and Corkins raised again. Lindgren called and found that his had been beaten by Corkins . That brutal hand cost Lindgren all but 12,000 of his chips, while Corkins is now up to 270,000.