After cracking pocket aces earlier in the day, Johnny Su has done it again, this time getting it all-in pre-flop holding against the of his opponent. The board comes and another big pocket pair bites the dust!
After a fighting day Andrew Scott pushed the last of his chips into the middle with and found himself in a race against the of his opponent. The flop of was not what Scott wanted to see, and when the miracle seven didn't arrive on the turn or river, Scott was sent to the rail.
Three ladies remain in the field today, and they are not going down without a fight. Trudie Sultana showed that she's not about to be bullied by the big stacks in a recent pot with chip leaders Grant Levy and Tony Dunst. All three saw a flop of and Dunst bet out 5,500 from the big blind, only to have Sultana push all in over the top for all of her remaining 37,000 chips. Levy folded and Dunst thought for a few moments before folding, giving Sultana a nice pot.
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John Matwey and a short-stacked Martin Stewart clash pre-flop with Matwey's dominating Stewart's . The board of doesn't bring enough help for Stewart and he hits the rail.
Grant Levy has just eliminated Aristomenis "Manny" Stavropoulos from the main event. All of the money went in pre-flop and at the showdown, Levy tabled pocket kings, in excellent shape against Stavropoulos' pocket nines.
The board filled out , giving Levy a set of kings, solidifying Stavropoulos' elimination from the tournament.
On a flop of Jason Clissold and Michael Isamel clash heavily. Isamel holds the lead with however Clissold has a monster draw with for a flush and gutshot straight draw. The turn brings the giving Clissold an unbeatable straight and the on the river improves his hand to a flush and Clissold rakes in huge pot.
Johnny Su called the all-in of a short-stacked player holding however his opponent was looking good to double up with . Unfortunately for him the flop brings giving Su the nut straight. The turn gives his opponent some outs with the but the on the river sends him to the rail and Su rakes in a nice pot.