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, and he needed to hold his pair against the 
of chip leader Ryan D'Angelo in order to stay afloat.
. That's safe and clean for Haugen, and he's doubled his way up close to 1.9 million.
. He certainly would have been content to race for a double up, but Ryan D'Angelo made the call with one of the two hands that had him dominated, 
.
. Fourth street brought a blank 
, leaving Schultz dead to one of the three remaining aces in the deck. The 
on the river was not an ace at all, and Schultz has been eliminated. He'll walk away with $100,000 for his work here in the Bahamas this week.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 5,000
. In a heads-up pot, Tom Koral fired out 160,000 chips, and Wayne Bentley moved all in for 550,000 total. In a blink, Koral called with his covering stack, and the cards were turned up. 
and 
made Koral the winning aces up. Bentley parlayed his monstrous Day 1 chip lead into a remarkable deep run this week, but his efforts have fallen short in 16th place.
giving Keyes two pair and the double up.
.
and Koral took down the pot with two pair, nines and fours, improving to 4.1 million in chips in the process.
, but the turn and river delivered running fives and Bansi was eliminated in 18th place.
