Edward Sabat Eliminated
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Under the gun, he limped into the pot and he and both the small and big blind went to the flop. It brought
with two diamonds. Action was checked to Sabat, and he pushed out a small bet of 6,000. The small blind called, and it was heads up to the turn.Fourth street was the
. This time, the small blind led out with a bet of 7,000, prompting Sabat to move all in for 60,000. Instantly, his opponent made the call, flipping up 
. Sabat confidently tabled 
.Trouble found Sabat on the river though. The
peeled off, making his opponent a diamond flush and sending Sabat to the exit a touch earlier than he would have liked.
into his opponent's 
, and all three men checked.
. Sehlstedt announced, "All in," and moved his stack of 47,100 forward. The big blind ducked out, and action was back on Fulvio. He went into the tank for a couple minutes, counting out his chips and looking distraught. Finally, he stacked his chips, shrugged his shoulders and made the call, putting himself all in for his last 32,700.
on the river was a safe card for him. He more than doubled up, climbing to 98,000 while Sehlstedt was crippled all the way down to just 15,000.
. Action checked to the raiser, and Gomes obliged with a bet of 17,200. His opponent check-raised all in for about 160,000 and Gomes made an immediate call. He turned over 
and clapped his hands in jubilation when his opponent tabled 
.
and 
-- and Gomes needed two arms to drag all those chips toward him. With that pot, he has increased his chip lead by a big margin, and he now sits with more than 450,000.
. He decided to ship it in for about 60,000 with only one player to act behind him. That player, however, squeezed out 
and made the call, having Gill slightly covered. At this point, Kunbuz had already been eliminated, and if Gill couldn't catch up, he and Kunbuz would share the last payout spot.
, vaulting Gill into the lead. The turn was the 
and the river came the 
. Carter Gill came charging back from behind to scoop a monster pot and cripple his opponent. He is now up to 125,000 chips, and doesn't have to worry about splitting a payout spot with anyone.