Leroy Patitz raised from the button to 42,000, leaving himself with 80,000 behind. Ned Mantua reraised immediately to 100,000 from the small blind. Action moved back over to Patitz and he said, "Well, I guess ya got it," and mucked his hand.
Grant Hillman raised to 45,000 from the small blind against Joseph Mongkoluaaree's big blind. Mongkoluaaree made the call and the flop came down low, . Hillman fired 60,000 and Mongkoluaaree folded. Hillman showed the .
From the small blind, Tom Masinter raised to 50,000, and Donna Jetter announced, "Raise," from the big blind. When she did, Masinter moved all in, but Jetter had not yet committed herself to a reraise amount. She put in the minimum 84,000, then asked how much more she'd need to call. It was another 154,000 to see the cards, but Jetter tanked and folded after some debate. She's still got about 215,000 to work with.
From the button, Michael Traylor raised to 40,000. After Grant Hillman three-bet to 110,000 from the small blind and the big blind folded, Traylor open-folded the .
Simultaneously on the other table, Ned Mantua raised to 50,000 from under the gun and Dan Black reraised from the next seat to 150,000. Action got back to Mantua and he open-folded the . Black showed him the .
First into the pot, Leroy Patitz stuck his last 65,000 chips to put himself all in. Ned Mantua called next door, and Tom Masinter called from the big blind as well, creating live action between the two of them.
There was no action, however, as the two men checked down the board. Mantua showed up first, and it was the winner. Masinter's was no good, and Patitz's could not connect with the board to keep him alive. He's out in 11th place, good for $6,451.
The tournament is down to 10 and here's the seating assignments.
Seat 1: Dan Black
Seat 2: Donna Jetter
Seat 3: John McNeilly
Seat 4: Joseph Mongkoluaaree
Seat 5: Michael Traylor
Seat 6: Drew Caseri
Seat 7: Tom Masinter
Seat 8: Grant Hillman
Seat 9: Ned Mantua
Seat 10: Stanley Quinn