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, Spadea bet 700 and Jaeger raised to 2,000. Spadea then came over the top all in for 5,950 more. Jaeger made the call. Spadea held 
and Jaeger held 
. The turn of the 
and river of 
helped neither player and Spadea doubled up to 14,000 chips.
to his opponent's 
and it looked like we were headed for a chop. That is, until two spades came on the flop and another on the turn. Both Warne and his opponent stood up to watch as the dealer burned and turned...a total blank. Both Warne and his opponent chuckled as they sat down and the chips were divvied up between them.
, allowing James to get there on the turn. He is now up to 12,500 and looking to make a comeback.
against the 
of Chris Bell.
and Bell's nut flush was enough to bust Goodwin and take his stack to just shy of 55,000.
flop with 
. His opponent held 
. The turn and river improved neither player's hand, and Peter Feldman was eliminated.
and Bentley . The board helped neither player and Alspach has been eliminated from this year's Main Event.
, Davidson moved all in for 11,600. Nguyen made the call with , a hand that was one rank better than Davidson's 
.
against the of his opponent.
, Smith headed for the exit.
, and when Corkins bet 1,200 his opponent moved all in. Hoyt called and turned over for two pair. The other player turned over 
for what was no doubt a bad case of indigestion. The board ran out 
and Corkins doubled up to 26,500.
was ahead of his opponent's 
.
and Hanley chipped up to just over 30,000 and sent a player home in the process