2015 WSOP Main Event winner Joe McKeehen got his stack in ahead with pocket Queens against James Campbell's . An ace on the flop spelled the end for the Champ. He reported to the rail in 37th place, earning $5,576.
Steven Lerner was next to go, eliminated in 36th place ($6,196).
Jonathan Borenstein is up to more than 1.3 million after a double-elimination.
He opened, then Philip Chin, who was the shorter stack, moved in, followed by David Stefanski, who also moved in. Borenstein called and the hands were tabled:
Borenstein:
Chin:
Stefanski:
The board ran out Ten-high and Borenstein scooped it all.
Chin finished in 33rd place and Stefanski finished 32nd. Both will collect $6,196.
Over on Table 2, Bin Weng was also felted, finishing 31st for $6,196.
On the last hand of the level on Table 3, Elan Chabi opened for 20,000 under-the-gun, then Lucio Procopio jammed for 294,000 from the cutoff. Chabi called, tabling . He was dominated by Procopio's .
The runout of sent the pot to Procopio and left Chabi short with only about 10,000.
On Table 1, the board read and Matthew Silberzweig bet 300,000. Sean Barringer tanked into the break before calling, tabling . Silberzweig mucked and Barringer took the pot.
Elan Chabi was sitting in the small blind and had 4,000 that was automatically all-in. He saw the board roll out and Michael Vela pushed Joe Reddick off the pot.
Chabi tabled for king-high and was surprised to see Vela tabled for not a thing. The completed the board and Chabi took down the pot.
The very next hand Chabi moved his stack into the middle from the button and Jon Borenstein called, putting him at risk.
Elan Chabi:
Jon Borenstein:
A board peeled off and Chabi secured another pot, doubling through Borenstein.
Again just two hands later Chabi moved his stack into the middle and this time Reddick took a shot at eliminating him. Chabi turned over and Reddick showed . The board came down and again for the third time in four hands Chabi won his all-in.