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Victor Ng - 24th Place
The board was when Brent Roberts checked to Victor Ng. Ng bet and then Roberts check-raised. Ng quickly moved all in and Roberts called.
Ng tabled and Roberts showed .
The turn brought the , keeping Ng in the lead. The river was a dirty one when the hit, sending Ng to the rail. All Roberts could muster up was "Whoops." as he raked in the pot to move to 700,000 chips.
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Brock 't_soprano' Parker
Brock 't_soprano' Parker has just doubled up through fellow online pro Eric 'basebaldy' Baldwin.
All of the money found its way into the middle before the flop. Parker and Baldwin traded raises and then Baldwin took a monster stack of pink (T5,000) chips and dropped them into the middle.
"I'm all in," said Parker, with a wave of the arm and Baldwin made the call.
Baldwin:
Parker:
Parker won the hand, but not without a sweat, as the flop came giving Baldwin a flush draw. The turn and river brought running eights to fill out the board giving Parker a pot clinching full house.
After the hand, Parker improved to just over 300,000 in chips while Baldwin dropped back down to 463,000.
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John Favaloro - 23rd Place
Jon Favaloro open-shoved all in with his short stack, and Ty Reiman asked for a count, apparently pondering a call from the small blind. When he got the number, he checked Mike DeGilio's stack in the big blind before moving all in over the top. That was enough to get him heads up against Favaloro with his opponent's tournament life on the line.
Showdown
Favaloro:
Reiman:
The flop was no fun for Favaloro as the dealer ran it out . "Figures," he mumbled at the sight of Reiman's set. The on the turn sealed the deal, leaving him drawing dead to the on the river.
Reiman's full house is plenty good enough to take down the pot, eliminating Day 1a chip leader Jon Favaloro in 23rd place, and moving his own stack up to a very healthy 680,000.
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Down to his last 85,000 chips, Mike DeGilio moved them all in from the cutoff when the action folded to him. Next door, Robert Mizrachi made the call to put DeGilio's tournament life in his hands.
Showdown
DeGilio:
Mizrachi:
DeGilio would fade Mizrachi's outs on a board of to double his way up to about 180,000.
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Brent Roberts - 710,000
Robert Mizrachi - 700,000
Ty Reiman - 695,000
Max Greenwood - 640,000
Eric 'basebaldy' Baldwin - 460,000
James Mordue - 450,000
Matthew Ross - 415,000
Travis 'TravestyFund' Rice - 385,000
Brandon Hall - 330,000
Ryan Schmidt - 315,000
Charlie Hook - 310,000
Brock Parker - 290,000
Jose Roberto Santos - 200,000
David Perkins - 175,000
James Jewett - 161,000
Michael DeGilio - 150,000
Scott 'yaboystu' Stewart - 145,000
Chase Steely - 145,000
John Venturini - 100,000
Larry Sharp - 85,000
John Clancy - 75,000
Anthony Angora - 60,000
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Scott "yaboystu" Stewart - 22nd Place
Scott "yaboystu" Stewart jammed all of his chips into the middle on the turn with an open-ended straight draw. James Mordue folded before Charlie Hook made the call. Hook had turned two pair.
The river didn't help Stewart and he was sent home in 22nd place. Hook moved up to 400,000.
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Chase Steely open-shoved from the small blind into short-stacked Anthony Angora in the big blind. Angora had 42,000 chips to start the hand and made the call with . Steely held .
The board ran out and Angora doubled up. He now has 90,000 while Steely dropped to 115,000.
when Brent Roberts checked to Victor Ng. Ng bet and then Roberts check-raised. Ng quickly moved all in and Roberts called.
and Roberts showed 
.
, keeping Ng in the lead. The river was a dirty one when the 
hit, sending Ng to the rail. All Roberts could muster up was "Whoops." as he raked in the pot to move to 700,000 chips.
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giving Baldwin a flush draw. The turn and river brought running eights to fill out the board giving Parker a pot clinching full house.
. "Figures," he mumbled at the sight of Reiman's set. The 
. Steely held 
and Angora doubled up. He now has 90,000 while Steely dropped to 115,000.
