On a flop of , Barry Greenstein checked, Tam Hang bet, and Greenstein threw in a check-raise. Hang made the call to see the peel off on the turn, which both players checked. Greenstein then led out on the river, causing Hang to hit the tank hard. Eventually he laid down his hand and allowed Greenstein to take down the pot.
Steve Landfish raised on the button and Hoyt Corkins called from the big blind. On the flop, Corkins led out and Landfish called. The action was the same when the hit the turn except this time Corkins was all in.
Corkins:
Landfish:
Landfish would need any seven, nine, jack or queen to eliminate Corkins. The river was the to pair the board though and Corkins would survive as yet another short-stack doubled up.
Barry Greenstein raised from early position on to face a three-bet from Isaac Haxton in the cutoff and a four-bet from Darren Woods in small blind. Greenstein called, as did Haxton, and it was three-handed to the flop. Woods led out, both his opponents called, and the appeared on the turn. Again Woods bet, Greenstein called, and Haxton folded.
Woods bet yet again on the river and Greenstein quickly called. "You're a sick man, Barry," Woods said. "You got an ace?" he asked as he turned over .
Sure enough, Greenstein flipped over for the winning hand. "I'm not sick. I had a reason," Greenstein said with a smile.
After having doubled through Domenico Denotaristefani in the previous hand, Matt Hawrilenko was all in and at risk again the very next hand against the same opponent.
Board:
Hawrilenko:
Denotaristefani:
Denotaristefani had flopped a set while Hawrilenko had turned top two. Hawrilenko would need a king or a nine on the river to survive.
The on the river was of no help to Hawrilenko and he was eliminated.
As Matt Hawrilenko was being eliminated at one table, Tam Hang was hit the rail at the other. We didn't catch the details, but Hang has been eliminated in 12th place, for which he'll take home $28,990.
Unfortunately we didn't catch the hand, but we can confirm that 2011 WSOP bracelet winner Darren Woods has been eliminated in 11th place at the hands of Isaac Haxton, bringing us down to the unofficial final table. Players have racked their chips and are moving to the ESPN Main Stage. Action is set to resume in about 20 minutes.
The remaining ten players have taken their seats at the feature table and the cards are back in the air. With so many notable names still remaining, the chairs here in the "Thunder Dome" are beginning to fill up.
, Barry Greenstein checked, Tam Hang bet, and Greenstein threw in a check-raise. Hang made the call to see the 
peel off on the turn, which both players checked. Greenstein then led out on the 
river, causing Hang to hit the tank hard. Eventually he laid down his hand and allowed Greenstein to take down the pot.
flop, Corkins led out and Landfish called. The action was the same when the 
hit the turn except this time Corkins was all in.
flop. Woods led out, both his opponents called, and the 
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for the winning hand. "I'm not sick. I had a reason," Greenstein said with a smile.
on the river was of no help to Hawrilenko and he was eliminated.
