Phung Ngo was eliminated in ninth place after he got in a three-way all in with Wayne Smith and Bruce Peery.
As has been the case for the last four hours, Peery has been crushing and on this hand his pocket jacks were good enough to send both Smith and Ngo home.
Ngo had pocket nines and Smith had , but the jacks of Peery held and sent both players home.
Wayne Smith was eliminated in eighth place in a three-way all in with Phung Ngo and Bruce Peery.
As has been the case for the last four hours, Peery has been crushing and on this hand his pocket jacks were good enough to send both Smith and Ngo home.
Ngo had pocket nines and Smith had , but the jacks of Peery held and sent both players home.
Alex Barill was in the big blind and petitioning the table for a walk. Zach Andrews was trying to convince the table to punish him for asking, but it wasn't to be. The action folded to Barill and he got the walk he wanted. However, when he showed his hand, he hadn't realized he was holding pocket aces.
Shortly after that, the punishment Andrews was asking for came. Barill got all in with top pair against the combo draw of Michael Ermie. Ermie made a flush on the river and put an end to Barill's day, sending him home in sixth place.
Nick DePalma got all in for his tournament life against the red-hot Bruce Peery. DePalma had against the of Peery.
It appeared that Peery would continue to gain on the field, until the flop came , giving DePalma broadway. The turn and the river completed the board, but changed nothing when they came .
, but the jacks of Peery held and sent both players home.
and Orrell checked to DePalma. DePalma bet 55,000 and Orrell called.
and both players checked.
and Orrell checked again. DePalma bet 76,000 and Orrell called. He showed 
for top pair and DePalma mucked his hand.
against the 
of Peery.
, giving DePalma broadway. The turn and the river completed the board, but changed nothing when they came 
