Level 9
: 600/1,200, 1,200 ante
Slater Dean was down to 18,300 and got it all in preflop in the cutoff against Jon Glendinning, who was in the small blind.
Slater Dean: 
Jon Glendinning: 
"It's a fair one," remarked Dean after seeing he was in a coin-flip situation for his tournament life. When the runout 
was done, Dean wound up on the wrong end of the flip and was knocked out by Glendinning as a result.
"Good game. Good luck, everybody," Dean added before leaving the tournament area.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
52,500 | |
|
Busted |
and the original opener continuation-bet 3,500. Both Rieder and the player on the button called, bringing the turn 
. The original raiser checked, putting action onto Rieder, and he put his remaining 19,600 into the pot. 
with heads-up action between a player in middle position and Scott Stewart, who was in the hijack. The middle-position player bet 8,700 into a pot that was just greater, and Stewart raised all in for 19,800.
and the under-the-gun player had checked to Morrison, who shoved for 50,200. After some deliberation, a call was made.
fell cleanly in his favor and he scored a full double, with his opponent covering by about 10,000.
