Action folded to Joel Verbeck on the button who raised to 6,000. While small blind Lynn Hopkins was in the process of folding, the subject of Verbeck's raise size was brought up by Clinkscales.
"I'll show," said Verbeck in response.
"You'll one-hundred percent show," said Clinkscales, laughing as he called.
The flop came 
and both players checked. Clinkscales bet 7,500 on the turn 
and Verbeck called.
"You're calling me with ace-high?" Clinkscales said as Verbeck called. Verbeck said he wasn't calling with ace-high.
The river fell 
and Clinkscales stated that Verbeck had just filled up after calling with ace high. Nonetheless, he bet 13,800. Verbeck called.
"Jack-high," said Clinkscales. Verbeck showed 
for a rivered wheel and took down the pot.
"I knew you were calling me with ace-high," Clinkscales said.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
115,000
19,700
|
19,700 |
|
88,000
4,200
|
4,200 |
and LePeau held to secure the double at the expense of Clinkscales.
. McCarthy was then eliminated and immediately rebought, finding a seat at a new table.
for Broadway and Ajayi, whose hand was shown for a split second, was turned face down and mucked as the pot was sent Blazer's way.
. The small blind led out for 4,000 and Jensen raised to 15,000. Grisham, having just turned a set, raised to 35,000. The small blind folded and Jensen came over the top to put Grisham all in. He was more than happy to call.
and was unable to fill up to a higher full house when the river 
fell. With the pot, Grisham now finds himself as one of the names near the top of the leaderboard.
