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flop. His lone opponent, Anthony Grappo, bet 16,000. Cernuto raised to 50k, and his opponent instantly moved all in for not much more. Miami John tabled 
for a flopped Broadway. Grappo's 
for two pair was far behind. The 
on the turn and the 
on the river didn't change anything. After busting Grappo, Miami John was around the 500k mark now.
and both players checked. The turn was the 
and Aguiar fired 25,500. Villamizar called. and Aguiar fired 67,000. Villamizar mucked and Aguiar improved to nearly 450,000 chips.
and Wisiak checked. Pilgrim fired a bet and Wisiak called.
and Wisiak checked again. Pilgrim fired 34,000 and Wisiak made the call again.
and Wisiak led out with a bet of 65,000. "I feel like crying right now," said Pilgrim, tossing his hand into the muck. "That's an emotional hand right there."
for a little less than a pot-sized bet for about 150,000. Anselmo Villarreal tanked for a few minutes and then made the call for less. Binger announced a straight and tabled the 
. Villarreal mucked and was eliminated from the tournament. Binger jumped to 425,000 chips.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
board, and David Paredes called. The river was the , and Makowsky checked. Parades applied as much pressure as he could, moving all in for 105,500. 
face up. He asked Parades to show, but while sounding genuinely sorry not to be able to put him out of his misery, Parades said he'd tell him at the end of the tournament.
