"The Barry Greenstein"
Level 22
: 8,000/16,000, 16,000 ante
Trace Henderson limped in from the hijack and Blake Barousse also called on the button. Blake Whittington jammed all in for 580,000 in the big blind and Trace Henderson also pushed all in for 314,000 which got Barousse to fold.
Trace Henderson: 
Blake Whittington: 
The two players were off to the races and the flop of 
left Whittington in the lead. The 
on the turn was also good for Whittington but the 
on the river gave Henderson the best hand. It's known as "The Barry Greenstein" when the ace hits the river and this time it resulted in a double up for Henderson.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
660,000
265,000
|
265,000 |
|
270,000
-97,000
|
-97,000 |
and the blinds checked to Pho who ripped all in for 226,000. The action folded to Walker Miskelly in the big blind who asked for a count before making the call.
paired the board on the river and Pho was sent to the payout desk.
against the 
provided a sweat for Sablotny with a flush draw but the 
and 
and the flop of 
wasn't looking promising for him.
on the turn gave Stanfill a flush draw who was already standing from his chair. The 
completed the board and Stanfill made a flush to score another double up and stay alive.
and Slobotny checked to Matthews who led out for 100,000. Todd thought for a minute before shoving all in for around 330,000. Slobotny folded and Matthews quickly called.
on the turn and the 
was insignificant on the river, leaving Stanfill with less than 20,000 chips. Just two hands later, Stanfill was all in and flopped a set of jacks in order to triple up and stay alive.
and the action checked to Barousse who bet 60,000. Binkley quickly folded but Whittington made the call.
and both players checked to the 
on the river. Whittington checked once more and Barousse reached back for a bet of 160,000. Whittington mulled it over but decided to make the call. Barousse flipped over 
rolled off on the turn.