Joe Serock raised in middle position and Matt Woodward called in the big blind. The flop came down between the two young guns and Woodward check-called a bet from Serock.
The turn added the to the board, pairing it with ducks. Woodward check-called again and they were off to the river. The river was the and Woodward check-called once again.
Serock tabled the and Woodward mucked his hand. Woodward dropped to 66,000 and Serock moved up to 71,500.
From under the gun, Bob Lauria was all in for his last 2,500 chips. Jeff Siegal called from the small blind. Lauria held the and Siegal the .
The board ran out and Siegal hit his eight. He wound up with two pair, eights and deuces, with an ace kicker and sent Lauria to the rail in 46th place. Lauria was the last to go before the money and hand-for-hand play is now over. Everyone left will earn at least $4,097.
Lisa Wagoner saw her tournament end just as the players got into the money. Her went down to Mark Gryglik's on a board of . Gryglik moved up to 43,000 on chips.