The action folded to Cory Bogert in the small blind and he appeared to try and raise. There was some confusion and he was only allowed a call from the small blind.
"Let's see a flop," said Stephen Green from the big blind.
The two players checked the flop and Bogert bet 35,000 into the board. Green called.
The river was the and Bogert led for 100,000 and Green quickly folded.
While the other short stacks have doubled or been eliminated, Robert Keeling has been get many of his all in shoves through. On back-to-back hands, he shoved all in and got through.
The first time Lloyd Ney was in the big blind and folded, Keeling showed .
On the next hand, Keeling shoved all in again and didn't show when Don Baumer folded in the big blind.
"I actually had a hand that time," he said to Baumer.
Stephen Green was eliminated in seventh place for $9,638. He was in the small blind and shoved all in with . Lloyd Ney was in the big blind and immediately called with .
A king on the turn spelled the end of Green's run. Ney is now over 1-million.
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and was able to dodge an ace to double up.
and Mead checked. Bogert bet 95,000 and Mead eventually folded.
board. Green called.
and Bogert led for 100,000 and Green quickly folded.
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and both players checked. The turn was the 
and Bogert bet 85,000. Ney called.
and both players checked again. Ney turned over 
