Minh Ly called a raise from Isaac Haxton and the moved both players to check. Ly fired out 4,500 after the fell on the turn, and Haxton called. They checked it down after the on the river and Haxton's pocket Queens won out over Ly's pocket fours. Haxton now has 25,825 while Ly is down to 17,550.
Donnie Peters
Kenny Tran moved all in on the short stack preflop with and was called by the big blind's pocket nines. The nines held up on a board of 8-A-Q-Q-8 and Tran has been eliminated.
A player in late position raised to 1,700 and in the big blind Bloch moved all in for his last 4,800. The original raised called, and his trailed Bloch's pocket queens. Bloch stayed ahead as the board ran out J-10-10-4-4 and he doubled up to 10,000.
Donnie Peters
Eli Elezra has busted another player. This time around, Elezra held A-A versus his opponent's A-Q. Elezra has moved up to second place on the chip counts.
Howard Lederer moved all in with A-K and was in a race situation against his opponent's Q-Q. Unfortunately for the Professor, his hand did not improve and he hit the rail.
Donnie Peters
Dewey Tomko found himself all in holding the on a flop of . Tomko's huge draw was up against his opponent's pocket kings, with the king of spades.
The turn was the and Tomko failed to improve. The river was the and Tomko bricks out to be eliminated.
Howard Lederer
With the board reading on the turn, Howard Lederer bet 3,000 from early position, a middle position player called, and John "World" Hennigan moved all in for 6,325. Lederer called and the MP player folded.
Lederer showed , but Hennigan was way ahead with . The river was the and Johnny World dragged the pot. After the hand, he was up to 18,800 while Lederer slipped to 11,300.
Donnie Peters
Jean-Robert Bellande moved all in preflop with and was called by a dominating .
Bellande couldn't catch up on the flop of 7-7-T. The turn brought another seven and the river an unhelpful three for Bellande and Bellande has been eliminated after not being able to get much going this tournament.
With the board reading Jamie Gold piled the rest of his chips into a single stack, stood up and with a big grin said, "I'm making the Kenny Tran call. I hope you're bluffing."
Maybe Gold was influenced by the fact that Kenny Tran was standing next to the table watching the hand unfold with Burt Boutin. Unfortunately for Gold his opponent wasn't bluffing--he held the for the wheel and Gold was eliminated. As Gold stood up from the table Tran said, "If that call would've worked out it would've ended up in my blog."
moved both players to check. Ly fired out 4,500 after the 
fell on the turn, and Haxton called. They checked it down after the 
on the river and Haxton's pocket Queens won out over Ly's pocket fours. Haxton now has 25,825 while Ly is down to 17,550.
and was called by the big blind's pocket nines. The nines held up on a board of 8-A-Q-Q-8 and Tran has been eliminated.
trailed Bloch's pocket queens. Bloch stayed ahead as the board ran out J-10-10-4-4 and he doubled up to 10,000.
on a flop of 
. Tomko's huge draw was up against his opponent's pocket kings, with the king of spades.
and Tomko failed to improve. The river was the 
and Tomko bricks out to be eliminated.
on the turn, Howard Lederer bet 3,000 from early position, a middle position player called, and John "World" Hennigan moved all in for 6,325. Lederer called and the MP player folded. 
, but Hennigan was way ahead with 
and Johnny World dragged the pot. After the hand, he was up to 18,800 while Lederer slipped to 11,300.
and was called by a dominating 
.
Jamie Gold piled the rest of his chips into a single stack, stood up and with a big grin said, "I'm making the Kenny Tran call. I hope you're bluffing."
