John Juanda
John Juanda moved in the last of his chips with pocket nines and found himself racing against . His slight lead evaporated when the flop came A-J-4, and when Juanda couldn't find a nine on the turn or river his night came to a premature end.
Things looked grim for David Bach when he found himself all in preflop with his up against . The flop was , the turn was the , but the spiked on the river, doubling Bach's stack to 175,000.
Donnie Peters
Chris Moneymaker
Humberto Brenes put in a raise and Chris Moneymaker reraised. Alexander Kostritsyn then put in another raise when the action got to him.
Brenes folded, but Moneymaker called all in.
Moneymaker showed J-J and Kostritsyn showed A-A. Moneymaker did not improve and was eliminated by Kostritsyn.
On the button Andy Bloch raised to 5,000 and Bill Edler bet the pot from the big blind. Bloch responded with a pot-sized reraise and Edler called for his last 28,000. Bloch turned over and Edler held the . The Q-9-6 board gave Edler some additional outs, but a pair of deuces fell on the turn and river and gave Bloch the pot. He's nearly tripled up since the last break and sits with 115,000.
Humberto!
Roy Winston raised to 5,500 from the button and Humberto Brenes called from the big blind. The flop was and both players checked. The turn was the . Brenes fired out 8,500.
"I'll show you one time but don't bluff me again," said Winston as he folded his face-up.
"Humberto never bluffs, ask my wife!" replied Brenes.
"You saying that is a bluff!" quipped Winston in return.