Ben Petrillo raised to 40,000 preflop and was called by Randall Rothwell.
The flop came and Petrillo continued for a bet of 40,000. Rothwell raised to 115,000 and Petrillo ripped all in for 1,100,000.
Rothwell called and turned over for two pair which was ahead of the of Petrillo. The run out was clean for Rothwell as he eliminated the start-of-day chip leader and launched himself among the top stacks.
Preflop action was in progress as Greg Whittington raised to 32,000 from the hijack. Maciek Gracz three-bet to 90,000 from the cutoff. It folded back to Whittington who thought for quite a while before committing the chips for the call.
The dealer spread the flop . First to act, Whittington seized the initiative and moved all in. Gracz checked his cards a few times before folding to give Whittington the chunk of chips.
In a preflop all in Fikret Kovac had his opponent at risk holding the , ahead of the of his opponent.
The flop sent Kovac further ahead as it came down to pair the jack, the turn was an and the river a to confirm the bust out and bring the field down to the final four tables at 36 remaining.
Jake Bazeley was involved in a big hand with a pot of around 175,000 in the middle. The action was on the turn as the board read .
Ben Petrillo made a small sized bet of 65,000 into the pot. Bazeley raised all in for his remaining amount which was counted out to be 335,000. Petrillo went into the tank and talked it out loud. Eventually his decision meter landed on call and the cards were turned over.
Bazeley had Petrillo out-kicked with the up against the of Petrillo. The river came the to confirm the big double for the defending Cherokee champion.
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and Petrillo continued for a bet of 40,000. Rothwell raised to 115,000 and Petrillo ripped all in for 1,100,000.
of Petrillo. The run out was clean for Rothwell as he eliminated the start-of-day chip leader and launched himself among the top stacks.
. First to act, Whittington seized the initiative and moved all in. Gracz checked his cards a few times before folding to give Whittington the chunk of chips.
, ahead of the 
of his opponent.
to pair the jack, the turn was an 
. Hannah Guthrie bet 30,000 into the pot. Michael McKinney jammed all in for his remaining 257,000.
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up against the 
of Petrillo. The river came the 
to confirm the big double for the defending Cherokee champion.
