Michael Dix was eliminated when his went up against Chris Brammer's . The flop brought the pairing Brammer's ace and the turn and river did nothing to help Dix as he was sent to the rail. Brammer is now sitting with 482,000.
Before we could finish writing about the sixth place bust out hand, we lost another one. Everything happened so fast, we didn't catch who put their money in first, we just know it all went in the middle preflop between Paul Schenbri and Glen Goldberg.
Schenbri:
Goldberg:
Board:
And that was all she wrote for Goldberg today. Schenbri now has 261,000 in chips.
In the cut off, Chris Brammer made it 35,000. Shannon Vandenberg then made it 75,000 and to that Brammer said "all-in." Vandenberg called for less and we were on to the flop.
Brammer:
Vandenberd:
Flop:
The fell on the turn and on the river cutting a huge chunk out of Brammer's stack.
One hand later the two were at it again but this time Brammer got the best of it when he shoved with and Vandenberg called with .
Brammer spiked the card he needed on the flop and the turn and river were good to him as well.
Brammer is sitting with 480,000 and Vandenberg has 700,000.
Andrew Hinrichsen made a standard opening raise to 45,000 and Chris Brammer moved all in covering Hinrichsen. Hinrichsen called Brammer's shove and tabled and Brammer showed .
Board:
And Hinrichsen moved up to 555,000 in chips and Brammer fell to 180,000.
Not long after Brammer shipped his remaining chips into the middle again tangling with Hinrichsen who called and said "I have sevens."
Hinrichsen:
Brammer:
No help to Brammer on the board and he was sent to the rail. Hinrichsen now has 735,000.
There is plenty of action around this final table but it's just across the walkway at the Baccarat table. The spectators that were following our fearless three have since turned their attention elsewhere. The three players at the final table trudge on as the blinds are going up.