We picked this hand up on fourth street with Rabstov leading out and Perry making the call. Both players checked on fifth street and Perry check-called a bet on sixth. Rabstov bet the river and Perry looked him up.
Rabstov showed and raked in the pot with two pair kings and queens. He's up to 272,000 while Perry fell to 189,000.
Zac Fellows has been unable to add a second HORSE bracelet to the cabinet after his recent elimination from the tournament.
His demise came in a massive multi-way pot that included David Benyamine, John Monnette, Phil Ivey and John Kabbaj.
Fellows was showing but couldn't improve as Ivey scooped the entire thing, as only Ivey can, as he tabled for the six-high straight to scoop. Ivey moves to 250,000 as Fellows is busto.
David Oppenheim was all in on fifth street against Barry Greenstein. When the boards were dealt out, Oppenheim ended up with a 7-5-3-2-A low to double his stack to 70,000.
Matthew Grapenthien made a button raise, Mike Matusow three-bet from the small blind and Grapenthien called. The flop came down . Matusow bet and Grapenthien called. The turn was the and Matusow checked to Grapenthien, who bet his last 6,500. Matusow folded and Grapenthien took it down.
Grapenthien is on the short stack with 43,500, but Matusow is even shorter with 18,500.
On a flop of , Martin Vallo check-called a bet from Daniel Negreanu. The turn fell the and he check-called again. Vallo then led out when the came on the river and Negreanu called.
On a flop of , Ray Dehkharghani bet, Daniel Negreanu raised and Dehkharghani called. The turn was the and Dehkharghani check-called a bet from Negreanu. Both players checked the on the river.
Dehkharghani turned over for two pair and Negreanu mucked. Dehkharghani is now up to 310,000 while Negreanu fell to 156,000.
Matt Hawrilenko led out on fourth street and Huck Seed called. Seed made the low board on fifth street when Hawrilenko caught and king. He bet out and Hawrilenko called. Hawrilenko check-called bets from Seed on sixth and seventh streets.
Seed showed for an 8-7-5-2-A low, but Hawrilenko just edged him out, turning over for a 8-7-4-3-2 low to win the pot. Hawrilenko is up to 285,000 while Seed was left with 220,000.