Geoff Saxton potted, Evan Shaughnessy repotted all in, and Elvis Palmeri called all in for his last 60,000.
Saxton folded and it was Shaughnessy's 
against Palmeri's 
. Shaughnessy made a flush on the 
board to snuff out Palmeri's tournament life.
Palmeri was caught in a trap, couldn't walk out and has now left the building.
Michael O'Hallaran open-shoved for a little under 80,000 and Geoff Saxton made the call with the 
.
O'Hallaran held the 
, but Saxton flushed out on the 
board to end his run in fifth.
Level: 22
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
Geoff Saxton and Evan Shaughnessy got 120,000 in the pot before a 
flop, then the rest of Saxton's 220,000 in chips went in after a series of raises.
Saxton had the 
and Shaughnessy called with the 
. Saxton hit the miracle 
turn to complete his gutshot straight and held through a brick on the river to double up huge and snatch the lead.
[Removed:300] got it in with Ray LaRouech at risk holding the 
over LaRouche's .
The board ran out 
making LaRouche two pair. [Removed:301] had 15,000 left, and that disappeared a few hands later when he ran into Elvis Palmeri and two pair in the big blind.
[Removed:300] shoved for about 120,000 total over and Evan Shaughnessy open and Shaughnessy called with the .
[Removed:301] had the and made Broadway on an 
board to double up.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
Mark Roberts moved all-in over an Evan Shaughnessy 49,000-chip open and Shaughnessy called with the .
Roberts had the lead with the but Shaughnessy made quad sixes on the 
run out to end Roberts' day.
Evan Shaughnessy opened with a raise and Geoff Saxton got it in for around 120,000.
Shaughnessy called with the and Saxton was leading with the 
. Saxton made a flush on the board to double through.
Level: 20
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
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