After that stunning hand to capstone the evening, we have 40 players remaining here at the Horseshoe Hammond. All 40 will return at 2 p.m. Central time to play down to a final table of nine. Among the superstars remaining in this event: Dustin "Neverwin" Woolf, Jason DeWitt, Brett Richey, former NBA player Ken Norman, and chip leader Steve "MrSmokey1" Billirakis.
With over 90,000 in the pot, and a board reading , Steve Billirakis checked to his opponent who moved all in, having Billirakis covered. He tanked for about five minutes, counting his remaining 97,700 chips. He then confidently called and flipped up . His opponent mucked, and Billirakis won the massive pot.
On a flop, action was checked to Brett Richey who bet 7,500. His opponent called and the turn led to an all-in shove by the unknown player. Richey snap-called and showed . His opponent turned up and needed help. It did not come as the hit the river.
On a flop of , two players check to Dustin "Neverwin" Woolf. He bets 4,400 out of the hijack position. The small blind folds and the big blind raises to 13,000. Neverwin calls.
The turn is the and the big blind bets 21,000. Neverwin goes into the tank and eventually folds. He's still got 175,000, though.
Ken Norman is all in, on the short stack, on a flop of . His opponent calls with , but Ken has for the flopped straight. The turn and river are and Ken doubles up to 42,000.
Kyle Schertz and an opponent saw a flop of . Schertz check-raised all in for nearly 30,000 and his opponent called with . Schertz, however, turned up . The turn and river were blanks, and Kyle Schertz now has roughly 70,000.