Sam Stein raised to 1,100 and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi called to see the flop. Stein bet 1,500 and Mizrachi raised to 3,000. Stein folded and Mizrachi won the pot.
On the very next hand, Stein opened again to 1,100. Mizrachi called again and Bruno Fitoussi also came along from the big blind.
The flop came down and action checked around to see the land on the turn. Fitoussi checked and Stein bet 2,000. Mizrachi called and Fitoussi folded.
The river card was the and Stein bet 4,300. Mizrachi gave it up and Stein won the pot.
It's the last level of the night, and the last one in which we'll need those green T25 chips. An hour from now, the clock will be stopped, the greens will be colored up, and the survivors' chips will get bagged and tagged.
We caught a glimpse of Barry Greenstein exiting the tournament room with that familiar downtrodden look that he pulls off so well. Since we missed it, we didn't catch the details, but he was kind enough to fill us in through Twitter.
In 140 characters or less, tell us what happened, Barry: "Out with nines against peter jetten's Queens."
Jonathan Karamalikis raised to 1,200 before Will "The Thrill" Failla reraised to 3,100. Karamalikis called and the flop came down . Both players checked to see the land on the turn. After Karamalikis checked, Failla bet 5,000 even. Karamalikis mucked and Failla showed the .
Steve Billirakis bet 4,600 on the flop. Joel Nordkvist made the call and then Dennis Bejedal also called. The three players witnessed the land on the turn and Billirakis checked. Nordkvist fired 12,500 and Bejedal called. Billirakis folded.
After the river completed the board with the , Nordkvist bet 17,000. Bejedal made the call.
Nordkvist showed the for a full house, deuces full of aces. Bejedal revealed the for a better full house, tens full of deuces. He won the pot and shot up to 157,000 in chips.