Michael Reed raised it up from middle position, and Vimy Ha shoved his last 6,300 in from the big blind. Reed called with . Ha tabled and was apparently content to race for a double-up.
No double-up was to come for him, though. The board came out , nothing useful at all for Ha. He is sent to the rail, but managed to limp his way into the money nonetheless.
Samrane Siharath raised all in from middle position. Michael Guzzardi reraised from late position. Action folded around to Sam Hiatt in the big blind, who moved all in for 15,000. Guzzardi folded and left the other two to battle it out.
Siharath:
Hiatt:
The board ran out and the river did the most damage, ousting Siharath from the event.
The tournament clock has been paused while the T25 green chips are raced off and colored up. After that is complete, the players will have 20 minutes for a break.
Heung Yoon raised to 4,000, and Klein Bach reraised to 6,000. Yoon made the call, and was all in and at risk. He tabled and was racing Bach's .
The board ran down , and the two pair on the board made Bach's live, counterfeiting Yoon's underpair. After losing the race in the worst way, he has been sent to the exit.
Brandon Lee has slid down and out of the chip counts in a matter of just two hands. Lee had 38,000 chips at the break, but he got involved with Jan von Halle moments ago and lost most of it.
After a series of raises and reraises, von Halle was all in with against Lee's . The board ran to knock Lee down to 13,000.
On the very next hand, he and Quyen Nguyen got in a similar preflop raising battle, this time resulting in Lee being all in. He showed down and was in bad shape versus Nguyen's . The board again missed Lee, and he is busto.
Rolf Slotboom and Michael Guzzardi have been chatting it up a lot since being moved right next to one another. Both players are sponsored by T6 and enjoying their grind through the tournament.
Mitch Schock is also at the table and has only been playing with Guzzardi for a little while now. "He's a card rack. I've only known him for 20 minutes and he's a card rack," said Schock in reference to Guzzardi. All Guzzardi did was look up, eyes spread wide open in amazement that he was called a card rack.