Itoafa Knocks Out Pineda
Level 11
: 800/1,600, 1,600 ante
Pat Pineda was all in for his last 6,000 from the small blind with both Steve Wilkie in the big blind and Mike Itoafa in the cutoff giving him action.
The flop came 
and Wilkie and Itoafa both checked. Itoafa bet 5,000 on the turn 
and Wilkie called. The river came 
and Itoafa shoved for around 30,000. Wilkie quickly folded, lifting up his cards to show Itoafa in the process.
Itoafa tabled 
. During the side-pot action, Pineda had already stood up, expecting to have less than the best hand. He mentioned as Itoafa was making his river shove that all he had was ace-high. Upon Itoafa tabling his hand, Pineda picked up his cards and slammed them into the muck without being tabled, proceeding to make his way out of the tournament area afterward.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
104,000
-19,600
|
-19,600 |
|
49,000
-46,000
|
-46,000 |
|
Busted |
and action checked to Wilkie, who bet 3,200. Itoafa folded and Dixon put in a check-raise to 13,800. Pineda folded and Wilkie called, taking action heads up to the turn 
. Dixon continued, firing another 28,000 forward and Wilkie announced he was all in. Dixon called for a total of 79,700.
. 
. 
and Dixon secured the double.
between Steve Wilkie in the big blind, Brian Leitch in middle position, and Rich Dixon in the cutoff. 
to Wilkie more than the double. With Leitch as the shortest stack, he was eliminated in the process, bringing stacks to their current figures.
to take the lead. The turn came 
to bring an open-ended straight draw on the board, but the small sweat didn't last for long as the river fell 
and Grahm secured the double.
and Lekarczyk checked. Heine made a continuation-bet of 11,500 and Gutierrez quickly folded.
. Both players checked.
, where action again checked through to showdown.
and action checked around.
to give Zoller four outs to Broadway. However, that was the closest he would get as the turn 
and both players checked. Dixon bet 4,600 on the turn 