Jack Schanbacher Eliminated in 16th Place ($13,732)
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Level 24
: 12,000/24,000, 4,000 ante
Jack Schanbacher moved all in for slightly more than 200,000 in chips and one seat to his left Robbie Bakker moved all in. Everyone folded and Schanbacher's 
was in bad shape against the 
that Bakker held.
The flop came 
to give Bakker a set of kings and the 
on the turn changed that to a full house and Schanbacher was drawing dead. The river was an inconsequential 
and Schanbacher was eliminated in 16th place for $13,732.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,025,000 | 125,000 |
|
Busted |
flop, Nguyen was wishing his opponent to hit a queen as that would have given him a straight. The 
turn improved the hand of Godsk to a straight and the 
river saw Nguyen hit the rail in 17th place for $13,732.
turn.
and Deadman who had called from the big blind checked. Hastings followed suit but Miller would not as he would push his last 300,000 or so in chips into the middle. After getting a good look at how much it was, Deadman announced a call and Godsk and Hastings quickly folded.
for a pair of nines. The turn was the 
and he nodded to his table neighbor with words "nice hand."
flop, Salas bet 56,000 and only Deadman called to see the 
turn.
and Bakker would move all in after Schanbacher checked. The Pittsburgh pro took his time, nearly two minutes, before deciding to let go of his hand. He now sits with just 15 big blinds at 360,000 in chips.
turn versus Dmitry Kataev to enforce another fold.
after a run out of 
