John Ott Eliminated in 8th Place ($8,165)
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Level 20
: 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante
Joe Ebanks started the action with a minimum raise of 20,000 from the cutoff. Aristoteles Neto made the call from the small blind and John Ott snap-shoved from the big blind for 145,000 total.
After the dealer counted down Ott's stack, Ebanks peeked back at his cards and announced that he was also all in. "You were getting called no matter what," Neto said to Ott as he folded 
face up. Ott had 
and was in bad shape against Ebanks and his 
.
The flop came 
to give Ott a little hope. The turn gave him more outs as it was the 
. The river did not improve his hand, however, as it was the 
and Ott was eliminated in eighth place for $8,165.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
425,000
175,000
|
175,000 |
|
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Busted | |
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and Pashaj made a beeline for the exit, eliminated in seventh place for $10,394.
, Ryan Franklin checked. Josh Kay put out a bet of 55,000 and Franklin, zipped up in his Spiderman hoodie, put out a check-raise to 200,000. This left him with approximately 100,000 behind.
.
turn and the river was the meaningless 
and was in front of Shakoor and his 
.
and Shakoor needed an ace to stay alive. The river was the 
and Shakoor wished everyone luck as he was eliminated in sixth place for $13,445. Karp moved to second in chips with 600,000 with that pot.
for ace high with the ace high flush draw that didn't get there. Franklin tabled 
to take down the pot with his pair of sevens.
and Kay checked to Neto who bet 58,000. Karp made the call and Kay folded.
and Neto checked after a long moment of contemplation. Karp quickly put out a bet of 66,000 and Neto counted out what looked to be a raise to 166,000, counted out how much he had left, and then decided against it as he slid his cards to the dealer.