Jeff Rossiter Eliminated in 13th Place (AU$70,000)
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Jeff Rossiter was first to act on the four-handed outer table, and opened to 48,000. The action folded to Ami Barer in the big blind, and the Canadian three-bet to 114,000. Rossiter four-bet ripped, moving all in for 891,000, and Barer went into the tank.
Like he did in a previous hand against Jason Mercier, Barer started laughing to no one in particular. After racking his brain for a little longer Barer called, and the two were off to the races.
Rossiter: 
Barer: 
Spectators flocked to the table when the tournament director announced that there was an all in and a call, and the dealer paused before delivering a flop of 
. Barer snatched the lead away from Rossiter, but either player flinched.
The 
on the turn was a brick, leaving Rossiter with just two outs to survive, and unfortunately for the Aussie the 
on the river was not one of them.
Rossiter exited in 13th place, earning AU$70,000, while Barer chipped up to nearly two million chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,980,000
1,080,000
|
1,080,000 |
|
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|
Busted | |
) and the river (
). O'Dea showed 
for aces and sixes, and it looked like Seiver flashed 
turn, which was followed by both players checking the 
on the river. Rabinowitz tabled the 
, but it was no good as Rubianes held two pair with the 
.
, and Truong tossed out 190,000. Balsiger called.
for top two pair, but it was no good against Balsiger's 
for a jack-high straight. Balsiger now has 1.75 million chips, while Truong tumbled to 1.14 million.
for a straight.
, Andrew Phaedonos checked from the small blind and a short-stacked Patrick Crivell bet 85,000 from the hijack. Phaedonos woke up with a check-raise to 177,000, and it proved too much for Crivell as he sent his cards to the muck.