Akenhead Gets Phan-tastic Double-Up
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, the big blind checks, Akenhead checks, Phan bets 2,400, and Blake and the big blind both fold. Akenhead thinks for a moment, before moving all in for an additional 10,300 while Phan thinks for about 30 seconds before meekly shoveling a pile of yellow T1,000 chips into the middle. Akenhead doesn't like the call, almost shrugging as he flips
while Phan calmly turns over 
. The turn is the
and the river is the 
, putting Akenhead onto almost 30,000, while Phan is on 34,000.
and Steinberg immediately went all in for just over 13,000. Their stack sizes were pretty similar, so both the player's tournaments were at risk. Bradpiece studied his opponent above and below the table and made the call.
for quad aces! Bradpiece mucked and after a countdown it was confirmed he's been eliminated.
and Andy Black made the call with the 
. A king fell on the flop for Black and Patton could not improve, his tournament at an end.
, Black bet 3,000 on the river. Laak picked up some chips in each hand and moved them both to the center of the table to put out a raise, only he dribbled three yellow T1,000s out of his right hand before tossing the rest of the raise in. 
out-flopping Black's 
, but the 
, but unfortunately ran smack into the 
of Andy Black. No help for Williams on the 
board and he hit the rail.
.
. Junglen led out for 2,200 before his opponent bumped it up to 5,700, leaving himself 10,700 back. Junglen then reraised enough to put his opponent all in and eventually forcing the fold.