. Eric Hershler had him covered and on the ropes with his pocket tens.Despite turning a flush draw holding one heart in his hand, Pham was unable to hit a queen or a heart on the river and was eliminated.
. Eric Hershler had him covered and on the ropes with his pocket tens.
didn't help Mizrachi, but the
on the turn did. When the
hit the river, Vahedi hit the rail and Mizrachi increased his chip lead.
and Vahedi instantly put Pilgrim all in. Pilgrim quickly called.
. Much to his liking, Vahedi showed
.
. "No eight, no nine!" pleaded Pilgrim, standing a foot away from the table, awaiting the river card.
and Pilgrim successfully doubled up. He was all in on the flop for 60,400 and now has over 130,000 chips.
, the first player checked and Amir Vahedi bet out 2,500. Everyone folded but the first player, who then moved all in for about 15,000 total. Vahedi made the call and showed
. His opponent held
. The turn and river were the
and
, respectively.
. Two players folded and then Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi called on the button.
on the turn.
and Pilgrim bet out 5,500 again. The Grinder thought and then called.
and Mizrachi showed
. The two players chopped the pot.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
and the other held pocket jacks. The player holding the jacks had the most chips, with Stout having the least.
and Stout was eliminated, while the player holding
stayed alive.
, Fung checked and Hershler bet 9,500. Fung then raised all in for 53,000 and Hershler tanked before finally calling. Fung turned over
while Hershler showed
.
on the turn and
on the river didn't help Fung, who left in 50th place.
and Vahedi checked. His opponent bet 8,000 and Amir called.
fell. The river also checked when the
hit.
, Burdick checked to Vahedi. Amir bet out 18,000 and took down the pot to add some chips back to his stack after losing the previous hands.