against Grigg's
.The board ran out
to send Meyer home in 14th place. Grigg is up over a million and sitting on 1.2 million.
against Grigg's
.
to send Meyer home in 14th place. Grigg is up over a million and sitting on 1.2 million.
and Carlson fired 35,000. Every folded and Carlson was left heads up with Saghabi and in charge of doing the deed to eliminate him.
against Carlson's
.
and
to send Saghabi out the door in 15th place.
and Saghabi checked. Boxwell fired 100,000 and Saghabi moved all in. Boxell called holding
. He flopped top two pair against Saghabi's
.
and the river the
to give Boxell the hand and double him up to 1.25 million. Saghabi was left with only a few thousand chips.
You know you're running good when you flop the nuts in a five-way limped pot, which is what Aaron Benton did moments ago.
Holding 
, Benton saw the flop come 

and the action was checked around.
When the
fell on the turn, Benton fired a 20,000 bet and was raised to 40,000 by Wayne Carlson. Benton was the lone caller and he and Carlson went heads up to the river —
.
Benton then fired a 75,000 value bet which was called by Carlson, who mucked after Benton showed him the goods.
After the hand, Benton was up to 1,500,000 in chips while Carlson dropped back down to 840,000.
Lynn caught up with Benton while on dinner break:
. Meyer fired 100,000 and Forrester nearly beat him into the pot, splashing in a tall stack of 20 T5,000 chips Phil Hellmuth style.
and Meyer checked. Forrester quickly slid his remaining chips around his cards and over the betting line, moving in for 206,000. Meyer folded right away and before pulling his chips back or raking the pot, Forrester made sure to flip up his
. He's up over 600,000. Meyer dropped to 394,000 losing back-to-back hands.
. More tanking ensued for Meyer before he checked. Hermans checked behind.
and again, Meyer checked, but not after taking a minute. Hermans fired 51,000 and scooped the pot after Meyer folded.
Level: 20
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000