Paul Sharbanee opened to 21,000 and James Bernard made the call to see a flop of .
Bernard check-raised all in over Sharbanee's flop-bet, but Sharbanee made the call with for overpair and nut flush draw as Bernard was in trouble with his for top pair and second-nut flush draw.
The turn was the and river the and Sharbanee doubles to 179,000 to leave Bernard on 108,000.
Rinaldo Piastrino Eliminated
Rinaldo Piastrino moved all in preflop and Daniel Neilson made the call.
Piastrino:
Neilson:
Neilson was dominated but once again he was able to connect with the board when it arrived . Piastrino makes a disappointed exit from the Crown Poker Room as Neilson now finds himself with 271,000 and surging.
Grant finding some grunt!
A short-stacked Stephen Donlon has doubled up at the expense of Tony Dunst. The chips were in preflop with Donlon's dominating holding against Dunst's when the board ran out .
Meanwhile Grant Levy has also joined the brigade of doubling short stacks, after his caught good against Beng Ker's pocket queens. The board fell to get Levy back to 70,000.
After winning a preliminary event earlier this week, Jim Ververis was looking to make it trophy number two but it wasn't to be as he recently was sent to the rail.
Ververis raised to 24,000 from the button before being put all in by Trevor Henry from the big blind. Ververis hesitated before tossing in his last chips.
Ververis:
Henry:
Ververis would need help and that's exactly what he got when the flop landed giving him the nut straight! But that's when things got even more weird. The turn was the and river the to give Henry a runner-runner king-high straight to send Ververis to the rail in dramatic fashion.
to give Griggs two pair and the pot to eliminate Leibold from the tournament.
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and river the 
to be up against the 
of Tony Dunst, but Dunst connected with the 
board to send "Grunter" to the rail.
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but ran into the 
holding against Dunst's 
when the board ran out 
to get Levy back to 70,000.
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