Daniel Negreanu completed, and then called the raise from Theresa Viganola. Viganola bet out on fourth and called a raise from Negreanu. She bet out again on fifth street and this time Negreanu called all in.
Negreanu managed to river a nine for a 9-7-6-4-3 low, but Viganola had him crushed with 6-5-3-2-A.
A few people at the rail gave Negreanu what our reporter most evocatively described as a "golf clap" as he busted.
Wood tabled his hole cards o to make an seven-six low, while Mariakis tabled his for an eight-six low before making his way to the rail as Wood climbed to 115,000 in chips.
Dario Minieri bet out all the way, including betting in the dark on seventh street. Rich Morrella called all the way down, and called all in on seventh street before mucking to Minieri's 6-5-3-2-A low.
Chris Wallace completed and William Wood raised; Wallace reraised, and Wallace called.
Wallace bet out on fourth and fifth streets and both times Wood called. When Wallace bet out on sixth street, though Wood raised, Wallace called all in for 200 more, and they turned their cards over.
Wallace managed an 8-7-6-5-4 low, but Wood had him crushed with 8-7-5-3-2 and Wallace hit the rail.
Three Team PokerStars Pros remain in the running as this tournament starts to get very serious indeed - at almost 10% of the remaining field, that's a pretty good show by anyone's standards.
Dario Minieri is the biggest stack among our Team Pros at the moment, on 125,000. Joe Hachem, on around 70,000, is just a little below average, and Daniel Negreanu is bringing up the rear on 40,000 or so.
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