Uke Dauti opened early for 130,000 and Ryan D'Angelo moved in for 880,000 from the button. Dauti called, showing 
. D'Angelo was racing with 
.
The board came 
and DAngelo whiffed all his outs. Dauti took the pot with his pocket pair.
Ryan D'Angelo reported to the rail in 11th place where he will collect $48,979.
On the river with a board of 
, David Farah (sb) bet ~ 1 million. Timothy Little (button) called, only to see the bad news — Farah had 
for sixes-full.
That pot took Farah north of 12 million chips.
Greg Himmelbrand got his last chips in holding pocket threes against the pocket nines of Donald Maloney, who had him well covered.
The board came 
and was no help to Himmelbrand, who was busted in 12th place, earning $48,979.
David Farah (utg) and Nick Pupillo (sb) were looking at a flop of 
and both players checked. On the 
turn, Pupillo checked, Farah bet 125,000, Pupillo raised to 395,000, then after using a time extension chip, Farah made it 1,025,000.
Pupillo mucked his hand and Victor Ramdin said "Show the bluff."
Farah obliged, rolling over 
for nothing but king-high, saying "of course it was a bluff, what the f*** you think it was, Victor?"
"I wonder if king-high was good there," Ramdin responded, "since you were both bluffing."
Nick Pupillo opened for 150,000 on the button and Timothy Little three-bet to 455,000 from the small blind.
Pupillo shoved for a bit more than 1.7 million and before getting the final count, Little mucked his hand.
With that pot, Pupillo was up to ~2.2 million and Little was still in fine shape with ~4.85 million.
On the next hand, the same two players tangled again when Pupillo opened for 200,000 and Little called from the button.
Both players checked the flop of 
, then on the 
turn, Pupillo checked, Little bet 380,000, and Pupillo let it go.
Little got a little of his chips back.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
After David Farah opened for 130,000, Victor Ramdin (sb) called, then Mike Linster (bb) moved in for 520,000 total. Both Farah and Ramdin called.
On the flop of 
, Ramdin led for 250,000 and Farah called to create a side pot. They both checked the 
turm and the 
river. Ramdin tabled and Farah had 
to chop the side pot.
Mike Linster tabled with a sigh of relief. His full house was good for a triple up to more than 1.6 million.
"I thought I was dust on the turn," he said, as he stacked his newly won chips. Both opponent still have more than 9 million, so no sweat there.
The final 12 are off on a 15 minute break.
David Farah opened for 135,000 up front, getting called by Tyler Phillips and Victor Ramdin (cutoff).
On the 
flop, Farah fired 300,000, Phillips called, and Ramdin folded.
It was heads-up to the turn, which was the and Farah launched a 600,000 salvo. Phillips jammed for ~2.5 million total and Farah called. Phillips was drawing with the 
and Farah was way ahead with 
for two pair.
The bricked the river and Farah took the pot and possibly the chip lead, closing in on 10 million himself.
Tyler Phillips finished in 13th place, earning $39,350.
After Tyler Phillips opened for a min-raise to 100,000 from the button, Vanessa Selbst flatted from the small blind. Victor Ramdin (bb) made it 450,000 to go, Phillips folded and Selbst jammed for 2.8 million total. Ramdin snapped.
Selbst had and was dominated by Ramdin's . The final board read 
and was not enough — Ramdin's kicker played. He took the pot and is approaching the 10-million mark.
Vanessa Selbst was felted in 14th place for $39,350. Not a bad showing for her first tournament in a couple of years!
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