Drobes Hits Trips on River to Bust Magnuson
Action was picked up on the turn on a board that read 
. Scott Drobes, in the big blind, was considering an all in shove from Daniel Magnuson, who had led with a shove from the small blind. The pot was about 150,000 and the shove was for about 200,000, Drobes had Magnuson covered.
Drobes contemplated the shove and held the cards in his hands looking like he was leaning towards a fold. After a few moments he said "call" out loud and waited a moment to turn over his cards. Magnuson turned his over first the 
while Drobes shook his head and turned over the 
.
But Magnuson's tournament would be cruelly ended in abrupt fashion as the 
peeled off of the river to make river trips for Drobes.
"That's not fair!" said Drobes as he saw the decent stack of Magnuson heading into his own.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
705,000 | 280,000 |
|
Busted |
flop, despite Kelsall picking up a straight draw. However, the 
on the turn gave Kelsall a pair of jacks and the best hand. The 
completed the board and Jackson was eliminated. 
. Leo Chen announced a big bet of 70,000 and then cut out the chips into a pot of close to 50,000. His opponent who was left to consider the bet was the start if day chip leader Pete Theodocion who thought about it for a few seconds but relented his hand fairly quickly to the bet.
, Sonny Franco bet 15,000. Brad Wilson called. Shawn Mcclanahan then raised to 42,000. 
on the turn narrowed Green's outs as Taylor picked up a flush draw. The river was the 
. Parker checked to Hawkins who continued for 22,000 and Parker check-raised all in for 143,000. Hawkins snap-called and the cards were tabled.
for trips but was bested by the better kicker as Lowery showed the 
and Moscati's set of aces was more than enough to eliminate Koneru from the tournament.
