
, which led Lewis' 
. The


flop gave Korfman two pair and the
on the turn sealed the deal. Korfmann doubled up to 580,000, which Lewis saw his stack reduced to 410K.

, which led Lewis' 
. 

flop gave Korfman two pair and the
on the turn sealed the deal. Korfmann doubled up to 580,000, which Lewis saw his stack reduced to 410K.


and Catanzaro led out for 50K. Korfman moved all-in for an additional 65,000 and Catanzaro chose to lay his hand down. When he did, Korfman flipped over J-9 and showed the bluff. He now has 340,000 and Catanzaro has slipped to 175K


flop and he bet 80,000. Ernest Bennett called and Rod Clarida, who checked from the big blind, moved in for 145,000 more. Korfman folded and Bennett thought it over before mucking. Clarida turned over the 'ol 7-2 for the flopped trips and raked in a pot that pushed his stack up to 550K.

, which dominated Deutsch's 
. The 



board gave "The Snake" no help, and his 7th place finish earns him $35,965.
Level: 19
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 4,000

. Bad timing--Tony Korfman woke up with Aces in the small blind. The 

flop opened up a wheel draw for Clarida...and after the
turned it was the miracle
on the river that spared Clarida from elimination and doubled up him to 300,000. Korfman fell to 445K.