Alan Wentz raised in early position and Robson Barbosa made it 61,000 to go. It was folded back to Wentz who moved all in.
"I can't fold this," said Barbosa as he announced a call with .
Wentz turned over and would quickly fall behind when the flop came . He pleaded for a five but the turn was the and the river was the and our Day 1 chip leader was eliminated in 18th place.
The very next hand Barbosa would send some of those chips over to Jewook Oh when he folded face up on a board while saying "biggest laydown I've ever made." Oh continues to sit near the top of the leader board.
Laurence Wolf was second to act, and raised to 27,000. Jewook Oh three-bet to 76,000 two spots to his left, and the action folded back to Wolf, who called.
The dealer fanned , Wolf led out for 145,000 and Oh made the call.
The turn was the , Wolf fired out another 215,000, and Oh tanked for around two minutes before folding.
Wolf showed for top two pair and a queen-high flush draw.
The action folded to Vitaly Kovyazin in the small blind, who moved all in for effectively 200,000 or so. Dave Stefanski called, putting himself at risk.
David Tuthill opened for a raise in early position, Abraham Korotki three-bet to 75,000 near the button, and Tuthill moved all in for around 400,000. Korotki called.
Korotki:
Tuthill:
The dealer fanned , pushing Korotki into the lead, and leaving Tuthill drawing to a runner-runner straight or a two-outer. The on the turn eliminated all straight possibilities, and the on the river ended the hand entirely.
Tuthill exited in 16th place, while Korotki is back up to a million chips.
Mauricio Dasilva raised to 27,000 from under the gun, Abe Korotki called in the small blind, and Andy Spears three-bet to 67,000 from the big blind. Both Dasilva and Korotki called.
The dealer fanned , more than one of the players checked back to see if they had clubs, and Korotki checked. Spears lobbed 83,000 forward, only Korotki called, and the turn was a fourth club - the .
Korotki led out, firing 125,000, and Spears called.
The river was the , Korotki checked, and Spears went into the tank. With two hands, he double-fisted 260,000 into the middle, and Korotki folded.
Abraham Korotki has been incredibly active today and throughout the entire tournament, and he just played another all-in pot. This one was against Paul Spitzberg, and Spitzberg doubled through.
The money went in the middle on a board of , and Spitzberg was in the lead with . Korotki was drawing with , and even though the on the river, he yelled out in a celebratory manor.
This confused the table, including Spitzberg, who had to reexamine the board. The pot was eventually pushed his way, and he cracked a smile.
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and would quickly fall behind when the flop came 
. He pleaded for a five but the turn was the 
and the river was the 
and our Day 1 chip leader was eliminated in 18th place.
board while saying "biggest laydown I've ever made." Oh continues to sit near the top of the leader board.
, Wolf led out for 145,000 and Oh made the call.
, Wolf fired out another 215,000, and Oh tanked for around two minutes before folding.
for top two pair and a queen-high flush draw.
, and Stefanski was eliminated.
, pushing Korotki into the lead, and leaving Tuthill drawing to a runner-runner straight or a two-outer. The 
on the turn eliminated all straight possibilities, and the 
.
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, and Spitzberg was in the lead with 
, and even though the 
on the river, he yelled out in a celebratory manor.