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holding 
, but Vengrin's 
still had flush prospects.
, but the river spiked the 
enough to eliminate him from today's event.
.
and Demetriou this time led for 600 with Portaro the caller. The river landed the 
and Demetriou fired again with Portaro giving up the fight and letting his hand go as Demetriou collects a nice pot before the break.
. Pickering had 
for a flush, but Benson's flush was bigger holding 
. 
on the river, which would have made him a straight flush, but the that came out would see him hit the rail.
after he moved his money in behind against Portaro's on a 
flop. 
arrived on the turn to breath new life into him. Portaro wasn't able to redraw on the river 
and Tahtouh safely doubled through to 3,700.
lost a race with David Gorr's . The board ran out 
to send Fletcher home as Gorr climbs to 27,000 chips.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
. His opponent called him down but Obst tabled for the ace-high flush to rake in the chips.
. With both Mel Judah and Matt Vengrin getting active on the flop of 
Boxell knew his tournament was very close to over.
led the flop, with Judah making the call holding . Both players checked the turn 
. The river got Judah home and Vengrin seemingly suspected as much, simply check calling Judah's 800 bet.