Split It Up
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David Singer and Craig Marquis were both eliminated on the same hand and will split the $10,171 for 54th place.
Ship the $85 profit.
Singer called a 6,500-chip raise in the big blind from Isaac Haxton preflop. The flop fell 
and Singer checked to Haxton who moved all in for effectively 28,000. Singer called.
Showdown
Haxton: 
Singer: 
Singer was ahead until the turn brought the 
giving Haxton two pair. The 
bricked on the river and Singer hit the rail.
At an adjacent table Marquis was all in and racing with 
against the 
of Joseph Ebanks. There was an ace on the flop and Marquis couldn't find an eight on the turn or river eliminating him from the tournament.
Now that the bubble is burst we anticipate a lot of action especially from the shorter stacks that limped into the money.
against Christian Harder's 
. Should have been good for a nice post-bubble double, but the 
flop had something to say about that. The running kings that came on the turn and river made Charder a full house and sent Buchanan packing in 53rd place. Charder is up to 330,000.
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spiked on the river though, and Iacobellis was crippled down to 25,000 chips. He busted soon after.
, and his king kicker was exactly what Basebaldy didn't want to see with 
, and Baldwin was ejected from the game.
and was racing against Leonidas' 
and Nguyen checked to Spindler who shoved for 36,000. Nguyen called.
and Ellis was behind with a flopped set of sixes. The board didn't pair on the river, and Ellis hit the rail.
against the pocket kings of Samlane Phomveha. The 
flop gave him some outs, but the running fives that came next meant Phomveha had a better two pair. Behling was left with 1,000 chips, which he disposed of the next hand. Phomeveha is up to 270,000.
. The 
turn and