Level 16
: 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante
Tony Gregg's rough day came to a conclusion as he lost consecutive pots.
In the first hand, he was in a battle with Dustin Semonavick. Gregg defended from the big blind after Semonavick raised to 20,000. The flop came 
. Both players checked. The turn was the 
. Gregg bet 52,000 and was called. The river came the 
. Gregg fired again for 67,000. Semonavick moved all in and Gregg folded.
The very next hand. Gregg was all in preflop with 
against the 
of Kevin Kwak. The board ran out 
and Gregg was eliminated after a turbulent day that never saw him get anything going after beginning the day high in chips.
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. Ian O'Hara and Jeremy Moore went to the river with a large pot of about 150,000 in the middle. The river came the 
. O'Hara moved all in which caused Moore to think it for a while before pitching his cards and giving the pot to O'Hara.
Farid Jattin bet 25,000 over to his opponent the other big stack in the room Dustin Semonavick who folded his hand after a couple of moments as both players have over 1 million and are seated at the same table.
up against the 
of Nicholas Pham and the 
to give Azzam a set but give Pham a straight draw. The turn was the 
and the river came the 
to send both Pham and Azzam home. 
. Jeffrey Colpitts bet 50,000. Dustin Semonavick waited a moment before announcing all in. Colpitts took down his hoodie and sat back to think it out as it was a decision for his tournament life. After about a minute he put a stack of chips into the middle to indicate a call.
. Colpitts rolled over his inferior hand with the 
. The river was a harmless 
and Semonavick took a huge pot and eliminated Colpitts.
. Carlos Villamarin bet 20,000. After waiting for several moments, Daniel Lee raised to 65,000 which Villamarin called instantly. Lee turned over the 
