Dmitry Kataev Eliminated in 13th Place ($17,945)
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Level 25
: 15,000/30,000, 5,000 ante
Dmitry Kataev returned from the break with the shortest stack and would move all in from the button on Simon Deadman's big blind. Deadman looked at the first card and said "that one's good" and then looked at the second and said "I call" and tabled 
. "The first one was the eight," he joked. Kataev turned over 
and would need to improve if he was going to continue playing.
The flop came 
moving Deadman further ahead and the 
meant Kataev was drawing dead. The river would pair him up with the 
but it was too little too late and Kataev was eliminated in 13th place for $17,945.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,950,000
350,000
|
350,000 |
|
Busted |
flop was still good for the Dutchman, but the 
turn gave Zaydman the better hand. Walthaus had two sixes left in the deck to avoid the elimination. The 
and the river was the 
and Hastings was eliminated in 11th place for $24,031. They are now combining down to one table of ten players. We'll have the seating assignment posted shortly.
turn. The river was the 
for a full house of his own, nines full of sevens. "Wow," he said quietly. DeMaci was still shocked when he took to Twitter a few minutes later:
turn.
river was of no help for the Argentinian and he was sent to the rail in 8th place for $39,012.
which changed nothing. The 
on the turn, however, would give Yazici a flush draw. The river was a safe 
for Bakker who said "it's never easy" as Yazici was eliminated in 7th place. Yazici will take home $46,814, more than double what he won when he took down the Grantville, PA HPO event.
flop, but the 
