Blind versus blind, Kenny Hsiung raised from the small and then called Jamie Rosen's three-bet in the big.
The flop came , Hsiung bet, Rosen raised, and Hsiung got himself all in for his last 25,500. He was drawing very live with against Rosen's . Hsiung spiked his on the turn to pull into a brief lead, but the river gave the pot to Rosen's Broadway straight.
That's it for Kenny Hsiung tonight, eliminated in 14th place.
Kenny Hsiung raised under the gun, and Danny Hannawa was the only caller, in position and heads-up to the flop.
It came , Hsiung bet, Hannawa raised, and Hsiung called.
Hsiung led back out on the turn, and he got another bet in on the river. Hannawa called both bets, and he showed up . Aces up was better than Hsiung's and kings up, and that loss knocks Hsiung all the way down to just a few bets with 67,500 chips.
The table folded around to Timothy Finne who opened for 12,500 from the small blind, then Alfonso Amendola shoved all in for 112,500 from the big blind. Finne quickly made the call, showing . Amendola tabled .
The board went , and Amendola's jacks held. Amendola doubles to 230,000, while Finne still has a big stack with 370,000.
Luke Vrabel shoved for 93,000 from middle position with and Michael Santoro reshoved from the small blind. He showed down , and Vrabel was a three-outer away from elimination.
Both of the case aces flopped, but Santoro's kicker kept him ahead on the board. That's no good for Vrabel, and he's out of chips with fourteen players left.
Michael Michnik opened with a raise to 14,500 from middle position, and it folded to Kyle Zartman who pushed all in for 80,500 from the button. The blinds both folded, and Michnik made the call.
Michnik had and Zartman . The board went , and Michnik's hand was best. Zartman is out in 16th, while Michnik moves to 350,000.
Cyriel "Supa4real" Dohmen was all in before the flop with , and Michael Michnik called with .
Dohmen couldn't find an ace on the board of , and he's going to have his day end in 17th place. That's good for more than four times his buy-in, but it means he'll have to find something else to do for the rest of the night.
Jovon Williams open-shoved for 19,000. Gavin Smith called, and Kenny Hsiung moved all in for 61,000 from the small blind. Action was back on Smith, but Williams didn't see his initial call and he exposed his hand: . Smith called with and Hsiung revealed that his was dominating both players.
That came in handy when the board ran out , sending Williams out in 18th place. Hsiung scoops the pot to climb to 150,000, and that moves him past Smith's 123,000.
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, Hsiung bet, Rosen raised, and Hsiung got himself all in for his last 25,500. He was drawing very live with 
against Rosen's 
. Hsiung spiked his 
river gave the pot to Rosen's Broadway straight.
, Hsiung bet, Hannawa raised, and Hsiung called.
river. Hannawa called both bets, and he showed up 
. Aces up was better than Hsiung's 
. Amendola tabled 
.
, and Amendola's jacks held. Amendola doubles to 230,000, while Finne still has a big stack with 370,000.
and Michael Santoro reshoved from the small blind. He showed down 
, and Vrabel was a three-outer away from elimination.
board. That's no good for Vrabel, and he's out of chips with fourteen players left.
. The board went 
, and Michnik's hand was best. Zartman is out in 16th, while Michnik moves to 350,000.
, and Michael Michnik called with 
, and he's going to have his day end in 17th place. That's good for more than four times his buy-in, but it means he'll have to find something else to do for the rest of the night.
