On a turn board reading , Brian Lemke bet out 25,500. His opponent, Jamin Stokes, made the call.
The river fell the , and Lemke put the rest of his chips into the pot. Stokes called quickly, turning over for two pair. It was the winner; Lemke shook his opponent's hand and headed to the payout desk.
Benjamin Spindler raised to 10,000 preflop, and Roberto Romanello came along.
The first three community cards came , and Romanello led out with a bet. Spindler raised, Romanello moved all in, and Spindler made the call for his own tournament life.
Showdown
Spindler:
Romanello:
The on the turn took away Spindler's overcard outs, leaving him with a naked straight draw. The on the river failed to fill in that draw, and Ben Spindler has been shown the door.
Roberto Romanello is a force to be reckoned with heads-up, and he'll be one of the 16 players left when this round ends.
After a flop of , Bryan "PrimordialAA" Pellegrino checked and Brock Parker bet 12,000. Pellegrino check-raised to 44,000 and Parker moved all in for 130,000. Pellegrino made the call.
Brock Parker: (top pair, jack kicker)
Bryan Pellegrino: (flush draw and an over card)
The turn was a blank in the , but the river brought the to give Pellegrino a pair of queens and the pot.
Pellegrino moves on to the next round, cooling off Brock Parker, who has been on fire the first half of the '09 WSOP.
On a flop of , Brock Parker checked it. When Bryan Pellegrino bet, Parker check-raised all in and was called.
Showdown
Pellegrino:
Parker:
The turn paired Parker to give him a few more outs to the win. The river was a blank though, the , and Parker sends a double up over to Pellegrino. Parker is still on top with 310,000 to his opponent's 170,000.