With 13,100 in the pot and a board reading , Team PokerStars Pro Ville Wahlbeck bet 10,000 only to have Vladimir Troyanovskiy move all in. Wahlbeck thought long and hard before calling off with , and he was ahead of Troyanovskiy, who was drawing with the .
Much to Wahlbeck's dismay, the spiked on the river to give Troyanovskiy a flush and the win.
On the very last hand of Level 7, Micah Raskin opened to 1,600 from middle position, Matt Stout called in the hijack seat, and JC Alvarado three-bet to 5,400 on the button. Raskin folded, and Stout called.
The dealer fanned , and both players checked. The turn was the , Stout checked again, and Alvarado fired 6,000. Stout check-raised to 16,000, and Alvarado tank-folded.
We saw Steve O'Dwyer was no longer in his seat. When we asked Justin Bonomo, who was seated at the table, whether or not O'Dwyer had busted, he responded, "Twice." Indeed, O'Dwyer has fired two bullets in the $25,000 High Roller and missed on both occasions. His most recent elimination came when he lost a race holding against the of Brian Hastings.
Meanwhile, both Chris Oliver and Mike "Timex" McDonald have opted to reenter.
Four players were in action on the flop, and Scott Seiver was first to act. He checked to Christian Harder, who bet 3,200. Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier made the call, and then Anthony Gregg folded. Seiver took his time after action fell back on him before check-raising to 8,600. Harder folded, but Mercier made the call.
The turn card paired the board when the fell. Seiver stayed on the gas and bet 12,600. Mercier didn't rush things and made the call to head to fifth street.
On the river, the landed. Seiver moved all in for a little over 40,000. Mercier snap-called as if he were acting out his best Phil Hellmuth impression. Seiver knew it was bad news even though he tabled the for a straight to the six. Mercier had him beat with the for a full house.
Mercier was all in on the river for 31,600, and he vaulted his stack well over 100,000 while leaving Seiver with just 10,300 in chips.
Isaac Haxton and an opponent took a flop of . Haxton checked, his opponent bet an unknown amount, and the PokerStars Team Online Member check-raised to 5,600. The player called.
The turn was the , Haxton led for 11,600, and his opponent called.
A repeat eight - the - completed the board, and Haxton tanked before moving all in for effectively 26,400. The player immediately called, and Haxton showed for a jack-high flush.
His opponent rolled over two red threes for a rivered full house.
Haxton let out a long sigh, and is now down to 64,500 chips.
Michael Mizrachi and Jason Wheeler were heads up on a flop of . Mizrachi checked, Wheeler fired 6,500, and Mizrachi called.
The turn was the , Mizrachi checked again, and Wheeler tossed out 8,500. Mizrachi tank-called.
The completed the board, and Mizrachi quickly bet 12,000, basically putting Wheeler all in. Wheeler tanked for the better part of two minutes, then folded.
, Team PokerStars Pro Ville Wahlbeck bet 10,000 only to have Vladimir Troyanovskiy move all in. Wahlbeck thought long and hard before calling off with 
, and he was ahead of Troyanovskiy, who was drawing with the 
.
spiked on the river to give Troyanovskiy a flush and the win.
, and both players checked. The turn was the 
, Stout checked again, and Alvarado fired 6,000. Stout check-raised to 16,000, and Alvarado tank-folded.
flop, Justin Bonomo fired 4,000. Sam Stein made the call, then the first player folded.
to pair the board, and Bonomo bet 11,500. Stein folded, and Bonomo won the pot.
against the 
for a straight to the six. Mercier had him beat with the 
for a full house.
. Haxton checked, his opponent bet an unknown amount, and the PokerStars Team Online Member check-raised to 5,600. The player called.
, Haxton led for 11,600, and his opponent called.
for a jack-high flush.
. Mizrachi checked, Wheeler fired 6,500, and Mizrachi called.
