Ashton Griffin moved all in for 6,125 from the cutoff seat and Greg Dyer called from the big blind. Dyer held against Griffin's .
The board ran out to give Griffin the double up and the NAPT Venetian High Roller Bounty Shootout champion is still alive with about 12,500 chips. Dyer dropped to 16,500.
Brian Powell has just been eliminated at the hands of Team PokerStars Pro Greg Raymer. Powell was all in preflop with the and two over cards to Raymer's pocket tens. After a board of , Powell was sent to the rail. Raymer bumped up to 23,000 chips.
Dan Smith called Steven Goosen's all-in bet with . Goosen held . Neither player connected with the board and Smith's ace high was good enough to give him the pot. Goosen was eliminated from the tournament and sent his bounty chip Smith's way.
Joe Cassidy called under then gun, Steve Sung called from the hijack, and Marcello Del Grosso called from the cutoff. Shawn Buchanan raised to 2,300 on the button and the table folded around to Del Grosso. He put in his last 250 into the pot and was all in for 2,550 total. Buchanan called and the hands were revealed:
Del Grosso:
Buchanan:
The board ran out and Del Grosso is eliminated. Shawn Buchanan is up to 30,000 and wins the $5,000 bounty chip.
Ashton Griffin min-raised to 800 on the button and Matt Glantz called from the big blind.
The flop came down and both checked. Glantz check-called 1,400 on the turn card and the river card fell. Glantz checked again and Griffin bet 3,600. Glantz called after a minute with and Griffin mucked.
Glantz is up to 55,000 while Griffin is down to 16,000.
Faraz Jaka was all in again, this time for 12,650 agianst Brian Lemke. Lemke held the worse of it with two queens against Jaka's two kings. After a board of , Jaka doubled up.
Faraz jaka had his approximate 6,000-chip all-in bet called by Daniel Negreanu on the feature table. Negreanu held and Jaka held . The board ran out and Jaka doubled up.
With each player ponying up $25,000 for the buy-in, the prizepool is pretty hefty despite getting a smaller turnout of only 35 players. Each bounty you earn gets you $5,000 and by winning the first table, a player will receive either $50,000 or $60,000, depending on whether your table started with five or six.
Making it to the final table will mean you're playing for the remaining bounties and also $330,000 winner-take-all prize.