Jason Helder raises to 60,000 from the cut off and Diego Vilela moves all in from the big blind for 337,000 more. Helder calls.
Vilela:
Helder:
The board came giving Vilela a river pair to double up. He explodes out of his chair in excitement into the arms of his Brazilian friends screaming for him on the rail.
A member of the tournamnet staff is forced to come over and give Diego Vilela his one and only warning for excessive celebration. Another outburst and he will be forced to serve a penalty.
From the cut off Jeffery Vanchiro raised to 60,000. John Mazurski calls from the button as does Jason Helder in the small blind. Carsten Joh then moves all in from the big blind for 424,000 more. Vanchiro calls and the others get out of the way.
Joh:
Vanchiro:
The board comes pairing Joh's ten on the river allowing him to double up.
From under the gun, Steven Levy raised to 62,000. Jesper Mertz reraised all in for 416,000. Action folded back around to Levy who tanked for a few minutes before making the call.
Levy:
Mertz:
The board came to give Levy a full house and the pot. Jepser Mertz is eliminated in 14th place.
Josh Schlein opens the pot for a 95,000 raise from the cut off and Jon Mazursky moves all in for 187,000 more from the button. The blinds fold, and after weighing his options, Schlein decides to make the call.
Schlein:
Mazursky:
The flop comes giving Schlein the best hand with a pair of fives and a diamond flush draw. Mazursky was left with just four clean outs, or the slim possiblity of runner-runner straight cards.
The turn was a blank in the , however, a river saved Mazursky from elimination.