Olivier Busquet bet 60,000 from the button on a board of 
, and Eric Bunch put him all in from the big blind for what looked to be around 300,000 total. Busquet looked pained and thought awhile before softly voicing a call.
Bunch: 
Busquet: 
The aces had been cracked, and Busquet needed a third one on the river but the dealer brought forth the 
, ending his tournament.
"Good hand," he said.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
These players were among those eliminated in spots 28-36.
Rodney Spriggs defended his big blind from a Greg Jennings open, and both checked the 
. Spriggs bet 20,000 on the 
turn, and Jennings quickly called. Spriggs bet 50,000 on the 
river, and Jennings jammed for not much more.
"I call," Spriggs said immediately, turning over 
for quads.
Jennings flashed 
before heading for payouts.
Rodney Spriggs has come charging hard with two very lucky doubles. The first time, he got all in with 
and had a player wake up with 
behind him. Spriggs hit a boat, deuces full of kings, and doubled up.
Just now, he got his stack in preflop with 
against the of Olivier Busquet, with a third player all in with 
, according to an observer. An ace hit on the turn and Spriggs doubled through Busquet to surpass him in chip count.
Michael Sanders opened for a raise, and Scott Kateian jammed about 55,000 on the button. Cherie Baber shoved as well, from the big blind, and Sanders flicked into the muck. Baber turned over 
.
"Argh," said Kateian, showing 
.
Baber collected the pot after the board came 
.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Cherie Baber shoved 95,000 over an 18,000 bet from Freddie Rodriguez on a flop of 
, and Rodriguez announced a call.
Rodriguez: 
Baber: 
Baber had Rodriguez nearly dead with a boat and she doubled up after the turn.
At another table, Jon Bennett went bust and the tournament is in the money.
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