
. The 

flop gave [Removed:327] a set, but it didn’t get him any action as the betting was checked around. The
hit on the turn and [Removed:327] ventured a 160K bet, but both Batista and Tran wisely folded.

. The 

flop gave [Removed:327] a set, but it didn’t get him any action as the betting was checked around. The
hit on the turn and [Removed:327] ventured a 160K bet, but both Batista and Tran wisely folded.

, and Haxton called with 
. That’s the very same confrontation that sent Arnold Spee out of today’s event, but this time the board read 



. Luman doubled up to 770,000, while Haxton’s stack fell to the exact same amount.
Level: 19
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 4,000

Isaac Haxton raised 200K more with 
. Spee moved in, Haxton called, and the race was on.

flop put Haxton firmly in the lead and the
and
on the turn and river brought an end to Spee's day. He wins $80,665 for his eighth-place finish.

, re-raised. Thierry Cazals made it another 100K to go with 
and after Luman folded, Tran moved all-in. Cazals made the call, saw his predicament, and the 



board did not help. As the first elimination of the day Cazals collects $72,599.

after Haxton raised with 
. Haxton though a bit before making the call and when Chad saw Isaac's cards he jumped out of his chair in disbelief. "Ace-Jack??" Batista said, perhaps remembering the bad beats from the day before.



board doubled Batista up at Haxton's expense.
Level: 18
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000