In a battle hijack versus cutoff, Maxi Lehmanski was all-in and at risk for around 80,000 on the 
and he faced Terence Clee with the far superior stack.
Maxi Lehmanski: 
Terence Clee: 
Lehmanski had several outs to avoid the elimination but the 
on the river was not what he was looking for.
"He was the stone bubble last year with pocket jacks," Mike Del Vecchio next to Clee said, as he witnessed the bubble back then first-hand.
James Romero was all-in for 47,000 out of the big blind and Dingxiang Ong looked him up.
While Romero had live cards with 
versus 
, he failed to connect with the 
board and joined the rail.
Bernie Stang opened for 11,500 in the small blind and called when big blind Paawan Bansal made it about 80,000 to go. That left only 20,000 or so back for Stang, and he stuck that in on the 
flop. Bansal shook his head but called with a sigh.
Stang: 
Bansal: 
Bansal had been outflopped and his slim hopes were extinguished on the 
turn.
Maria Lampropulos had defended her big blind against a raise by Shane Stark in early position and the turn showed 
. Stark ended up all-in for what appeared to be 67,000 and Lampropulos made the call.
Shane Stark: 
Maria Lampropulos: 
Stark needed an ace, five or six to double, instead it came the 
on the river that further improved Lampropulos to a full house.
Thomas Fairrie checked from the blinds on 
and Kahle Burns bet 6,300 from the button. Fairrie came back with 15,000 and they went to a turn for that price. Fairrie checked the flushing card and then called 23,000. On the river, Fairrie came out with an all-in bet worth 89,300. Burns needs about a minute then let it go.
Bernie Stang opened to 8,000 and Paawan Bansal three-bet to 18,000. Stang four-bet all in for 53,300 and Bansal tank-called.
Bernie Stang:
Paawan Bansal: 
Bansal was going to need some help, but received none on the 
board as Stang doubled up.
Timothy Chung raised and instantly called the shove of Sarkiss Osalian for what appeared to be 50,000.
Osalian was at risk with the and Chung turned over the 
.
The board came 
and one nine was not enough to keep Osalian in contention.
Sergio Aido was all-in for 77,200 with the and had a flip against Pete Chen and his .
The board came 
and Aido's pair of queens secured the double up.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
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