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"You can't possibly run that good" stated an opponent in the direction of Brandon Cantu as he was drawing two holding 
against a pat 
.
Cantu squeezed out the , and before tabling his fifth card stated, "Oh I do" as he rolled over the 
to send his opponent to the rail and himself back up to the 45,000-chip mark.
Mike Matusow was all in for roughly his last 2,000 against Alession Isaia.
Matusow stood pat tabling his to be up against Isaia's .
With Matusow needing to fade a four or a deuce to lose or a seven to chop, Isaia would squeeze out the to send Matusow to the rail and himself up to 16,000 in chips.
As Matusow walked round the room talking to some of his buddies, Erick Lindgren spoke up, "hey floor, can we clear the rail. Mikey is out."
JC Tran opened to 1,000 and Nick Schulman made the call from the button.
Tran drew two and Schulman drew one before Schulman fired out 1,200 with Tran calling.
Schulman announced he had a king, and Tran tabled his 
to rake in the pot and move to 21,000 as Schulman slips to 3,000 in chips.
Running back and forth between tournaments, Tom Dwan has made his way back to Event #14 managing to find a double.
Dwan held 
and doubled through to 12,000 when his opponent only made a queen-low.
Before the pot was even pushed to Dwan, he was on his way back to Event #11: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em.
Brandon Cantu opened to 1,600 from the cutoff and Nick Binger three-bet from the big blind to 5,000. Cantu instantly made it 13,500 to put Binger in the tank.
A few minutes went by before apologizing to the table for taking so long. Eventually Binger made the call for his tournament life and stood pat with his .
Cantu tabled his and drew one.
"I can't beat Brandon Cantu in a pot" stated Binger as he awaited his tournament fate.
"I know I'm gonna get it, I know it!" screamed a now standing Cantu as he slowly squeezed his card out Baccarat-style.
After twenty seconds of squeezing, Cantu picke the card up and slammed it on the felt revealing that he had paired up with the to slip to 42,000 as Binger doubles through to 23,000 in chips.
Brandon Cantu has just eliminated an opponent in a blind-on-blind battle when both players drew one card after all the chips went in pre-draw.
Cantu found the to go along with his while his opponent only managed to squeeze out the 
to go with his .
As Cantu sent an opponent to the rail while climbing to 49,700, a few hands later he would take a pot from Mike Matusow.
Matusow opened to 900 and Cantu three-bet from the button to 3,100. Matusow called and drew one while Cantu stood pat before firing out 7,000 to force a fold from Matusow.
As Cantu climbs to 53,400, Matusow slips to just 3,200 in chips.
Level: 8
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 100
Michael Mizrachi will not be making his third final table of this year's World Series after recently being eliminated.
All in against two opponents, Mizrachi was unable to beat a and consequently made his way to the rail.
Mike Matusow drew two and Alessio Isaia one.
Isaia moved his last 4,175 into the pot and after deliberating for over sixty seconds, Matusow made the call.
Isaia tabled his to double through to over 11,000 as Matusow slips to 6,400 in chips.
Billy Baxter moved all in from the big blind and Bryan Micon tanked for near on two minutes before making the call for his tournament life.
Baxter stood pat but Micon drew one with his .
"You win with a nine" stated Baxter.
Micon however drew better then a nine and managed to spike a to double through to 16,000 as Baxter slipped to 3,000 in chips.
