Donnie Peters
Robert Mizrachi raised to 13,500 from middle position and Brock Parker called in the big blind. The flop came down and Parker checked. Mizrachi fired 18,000 and Parker flat-called.
The turn brought the and a check from each player.
The river was the and Parker fired 20,000. MIzrachi quickly called. "Just jach high." said Parker, flipping over for a busted flush draw. MIzrachi tabled for ace high and scooped the pot.
Mizrachi is back to 950,000 chips while Parker slipped a little to 410,000.
John Venturini
John Clancy is on a massive heater, having skyrocketed from 80,000 to over 400,000 in a matter of minutes with the recent elimination of 18th place finisher John Venturini.
All of the money found its way into the middle before the flop; Clancy's with two kings and Venturini's with . The board ran out nine-high and Clancy took down the pot, improving his stack size to right around 420,000.
Donnie Peters
We got to the table as soon as we heard Jose Roberto Santos yell out to his railbirds that he was all in in Spanish. Santos had all of his chips in the middle with an open-ended straight draw holding on a flop of . Max Greenwood held .
The dealer wasted no time in dealing the on the turn and giving Santos his straight. He sprung up and down, high fiving his railbirds and screaming in excitement. The river completed the board with the , but didn't change anything.
Greenwood asked if there would be an excessive celebration penalty, but Matt Savage just shook his head. He then told the table that he's the last one left out of the 100 Spanish-speaking players in the field. Santos is up to 280,000 now while Greenwood dropped to 680,000.
Donnie Peters
Larry Sharp - 19th Place
Larry Sharp raised from the small blind and then David Perkins reraised all in from the big blind. Sharp tanked and then called off his remaining 120,000 chips holding . Perkins had him dominated with .
The board ran out and that was it for Sharp. Perkins bumped himself up to 375,000 chips.
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John Clancy
John Clancy moved all in for 80,500 total and action folded over to Brandon Hall. He reraised all in to knock Travis "TravestyFund" Rice out of the picture sitting in the big blind. "Do you have a pair?" asked Clancy. Hall nodded and turned over . Clancy held .
The flop contained a six: and put Clancy in the lead. The turn was the and the river the .
Hall dropped to 410,000 after shipping over the chips to Clancy, who moved up to just about 170,000.
Donnie Peters
Max Greenwood raised from the button before Matt Ross reraised from the big blind, making it 16,000 more. Greenwood's raise amount was unknown. Greenwood then came back over the top and made it 61,000 total. Ross tanked and then folded, dropping to 315,000 chips. Greenwood moved up to 755,000 chips.
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Mike DeGilio - 21st Place
Michael DeGilio was all in preflop against Robert Mizrachi. Mizrachi held against DeGilio's .
The flop came down , adding a gutshot for Mizrachi. The turn brought the and even more outs for Mizrachi. He now had a double-gutter straight draw and a flush draw.
The river was the , completing a straight for Mizrachi and sending DeGilio to the rail in 21st place. He earned just over $16,000 for his finish. Mizrachi bumped himself up to just under a million with 970,000 chips. He's now back in the lead.
Donnie Peters
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.
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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.