John Martin Eliminated in 57th Place ($108,047)
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Kopp opened the pot with a raise to 125,000 from under-the-gun and was called by both Luis Nargentino (hijack) and Martin (cutoff).
The flop came
and the action was checked to Martin who led out with a 250,000 bet. Kopp was the lone caller and he and Martin went heads-up to 4th Street, which brought the 
. Kopp again passed the first action to Martin, who led out with a 500,000 bet. Kopp then check-raised to 2,325,000 and Martin responded by moving all in for an additional 300k. Kopp made the call and tabled
for bottom set; Martin revealed 
for open-ended straight and flush draws.The
fell on 5th Street, and Kopp's set of sixes reigned supreme, sending Martin home in 57th place. Kopp stacked up 11,160,000 in chips after the hand.
. Ben Lamb got in there with 
. Sebok couldn't find one last miracle to keep his final table hopes alive as the board ran out 
to make a pair of queens for Lamb. There was a nice round of applause for Sebok as his elimination was announced over the P.A. system.
. Schneider check-called Luu's 225,000 continuation bet. The turn came the 
and Schneider led out for 400,000. Luu moved all in and Schneider made the call for his remaining 1,560,000. 
hit the river and Schneider doubled up to 3.8 million. 
. The flop came 
, and Sitron was still looking for a ten. The next two community cards would bring two of them -- 
-- and Sitron doubles back to 1.32 million. Ivey now has 6.68 million.
flop over to Vezina, who bet 140,000. Craig made the call and they both checked the 
on the turn. The river was the 
and both players checked again. 
and Craig mucked. 
river.
. Bach checked, Vedes continued for 275,000 and Bach called. Both then checked the 
turn.
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