Evan Schwartz raised to 16,000 from middle position and Matthew Hyman re-raised all in for 100,000 right behind him. Schwartz called and was happy to see Hyman show because he held . He wasn't happy about a flop and the on the turn brought no help either, but Schwartz was redeemed when the turn brought a , giving him a Broadway straight to eliminate Hyman from the tournament.
A short-stacked Michael Dolan open-shoved all in for approximately 38,000 in chips and Damien Oborne immediately raised behind him, forcing all other potential opponents out of the pot.
Dolan:
Oborne:
The hand was settled straight away, as the flop came giving Dolan the nut flush. The turn and river filled out , locking things up for Dolan, who stacked up just over 80,000 in chips with the win. After the hand, Oborne was left with a still-manageable 145,000.
Evan Schwartz limped in the small blind and Doug Caillier raised all in for his last 75,000 from the big blind. Schwartz made the call, showing . Caillier had and a board with no hearts or face cards meant Caillier doubled through to 165,000.
Michael Dolan raised to 20,000 from middle position and after Damien Oborne called on the button, Michael Pickett re-raised all in for 98,500 total. Dolan, who was covered by Pickett, made the call and Oborne folded.
Dolan showed and Pickett had . The board came and Dolan was eliminated, earning $9,895 for his 14th-place finish.
Action folded around to Sang Hwang in the small blind and he raised all in for his last 43,000 chips. Damien Oborne called the all in from the big blind.
Hwang showed . Damien showed his love for suited connectors, tabling . Oborne flopped an open-ended straight draw on the board but it was the on the turn that gave him a pair and the winning hand when the failed to improve Hwang's hand.
Lee Watkinson has just eliminated Doug Caillier from the tournament in 12th place after the two players engaged in a pre-flop all-in confrontation. Caillier tabled for a slight lead against Watkinson's .
The board filled out , giving Watkinson a rivered pair of queens and the checkmark for the hand.
Caillier took home $11,309 in prize money for his 12th-place finish. Watkinson stacked up just under 400,000 in chips with the win.
Gavin Smith just doubled up with , but it wasn't easy. He got it all in on a flop against Cristian Avendano's . The , on the turn and river helped Gavin avoid a flush and double up to more than 200,000 in chips.