Noah Novick raised to 23,000 and Dylan Garland moved all in. The action folded around to Dylan Wilkerson in the big blind and he called all in for what looked like 100,000, Novick folded.
Wilkerson:
Garland:
The American found no help on the board and joined the rail a few minutes before the upcoming dinner break.
Game over for Piyush Gupta! The young Australian, who had reached the final table of an Accumulator Event during the 2014 World Series of Poker Asia Pacific, has just been eliminated by Ronnie Bardah. The American had raised to 23,000 and Gupta shoved from one seat over for another 89,000 on top.
Bardah eventually called and flipped over the , Gupta had two over cards in .
The flop came and was as good of a sweat as possible. On the turn, Bardah took the lead and Gupta failed to improve anymore to send him to the rail in 22nd place.
Noah Novick got his last 100,000 all in with the versus Bobby Zhang's .
He stood up from his chair as the board rolled out to the turn, making Zhang a bigger pair. However, he sat right back down when the river came down, suddenly saving his tournament life.
The three-bet shove of Park Yu Cheung for 204,000 was called by Wing Sang Lee and both players tabled equally strong hands in and . The flop was a huge sweat for Cheung, as he picked up the flush draw. However, both the turn and river bricked.
The board was already complete and spread in front of the dealer, reading . Bobby Zhang bet 74,000 into a pot of around double the amount and Dylan Garland reluctantly called. Zhang flipped over for a full house, nines over tens, and his opponent tapped the table in defeat.
and Gooden had a flip with 
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and Gooden was sent to the rail in 19th place, leaving Jessica Dawley as last woman standing, or in this case sitting.
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and was racing for his tournament life against Kevin Andriamahefa's 
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turn, well, not so much. The 
river was not a six and Salter said goodbye.
and joined the rail a few minutes before the upcoming dinner break.
and somehow, someway, made a straight on a 
and was as good of a sweat as possible. On the 
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river came down, suddenly saving his tournament life.
. Bobby Zhang bet 74,000 into a pot of around double the amount and Dylan Garland reluctantly called. Zhang flipped over 
for a full house, nines over tens, and his opponent tapped the table in defeat.