. His opponent held 
, but fell behind quickly and headed out when the board ran 
.
. Mabuchi led out for 8,000 but his customer decided he had enough and folded. Mabuchi offered his opponents a free glimpse of 
as he sent his cards into the muck. His stack now stands at about 66,000.
up against the 
of Steven Peasley. The board came clean for Green and he doubled up to approximately 36,000.
came up short against the 
of Frank Sinopoli. The board ran out 
giving Sinopoli the flush and sending Miller to the rail. Sinopoli now commands a stack of about 125,000.
moved all in for her last 7,800 from middle position. The small blind looked her up holding {6?}{6?} and when Nuanmanee failed to improve, she joined the thousands of others to fall painfully short of a WSOP bracelet.
, and when the board ran out 
, his hand was still ahead of the and 
of both his opponents. In addition to sending two players home, Strassmann is now a force with about 215,000 in chips.
, which Vegas called. Kolb again bet 6,000 when the turn came 
, prompting Vegas to move all in for about 40,000. Kolb folded, increasing Vegas' stack to about 60,000.
, and Ginikachukwu Izuogu passed the betting over to Michael Goetsch. Goetsch fired out 10,000, and Izuogu put in a check-raise to 35,000. Instantly, Goetsch jammed it harder, all in for 75,000.
against Izuogu's . The last two cards on the board were 
, and Goetsch headed to the rail.
