Jake Toole came in for a raise from the hijack seat, Bernard Liberati three-bet all in from the big blind, and Toole made the call.
Toole:
Liberati:
Liberati had Toole dominated, and retained his stranglehold on the hand as the flop fell , but the spiked on the turn to give Toole a set of jacks.
Only two cards in the deck would save Liberati from elimination, and unfortunately for him the on the river wasn't one of them. He will hit the exits, while Toole chipped up to nearly a million.
Gregory Candido was just eliminated with against the of Shankar Pillai. We're unsure when the money went in, but when we arrived the board was completed .
Pillai sent Candido to the rail with a flush, and is now back among the leaders with 690,000 chips.
"How do you do it?" Paul Spitzberg asked Pillai. "I'll pay for lessons."
Junayed Khan raised to 10,000 on the button, Mauricio Dasilva called in the small blind, and Shankar Pillai three-bet to 60,000 out of the big blind. Khan moved all in, Dasilva folded, and Pillai casually tossed forward a single T25,000 chip, signifying a call.
Khan:
Pillai:
The dealer rapped the table, burned a card, and deliver an action flop of . Pillai flopped a set of fives, but Khan was still drawing live with two clubs.
The turn was a third club - the - giving Khan a flush, but the river was a second eight - the - giving Pillai a full house.
After the crazy runout, Khan was eliminated and Pillai is up to 570,000 chips.
Jack Battaglia was eliminated with unknown action moments ago. After that, Charlie Cook made two pair against Izzet Burak Temel, sending him packing, and Robert Mclaughlin ran in Miguel Borrero's . The queens held up.
Michael Nye and Taylor Von Kriegenbergh were both all in and at risk holding ace-king - Nye and Von Kriegenbergh - and Miguel Borrero could record a double knockout with .
The jacks held up on the flop (), and the turn (), but the spiked on the river to give Nye and Von Kriegenbergh the wheel. They both took half of the pot, and Borrero dropped to 540,000.
Valerie Novak was all in for around 40,000 with against Roland Israelashvili's . The dominant hand held on a board of , and Novak doubled to nearly 100,000.
Abraham Korotki raised to 12,000 in middle position, Jackduyph Duong called in the hijack seat, and Junayed Khan three-bet to 37,000 out of the small blind. Only Duong called.
The flop came , both player acted very slowly en route to checking, and the turn was the .
"You have me covered?" Khan asked Duong, who told him he did indeed have more chips.
Khan led out for 35,000, Duong moved all in, and Khan called.
Khan:
Duong:
The completed the board, and Khan doubled through. Doung was crippled, and eliminated shortly thereafter.