Noah Schwartz was all in against Richard Tatalovich. Schwartz held while Tatalovich held . Tatalovich flopped two pair on a flop of . The turn of the gave Schwartz a gutshot wheel draw. The river was the , which filled out Schwartz's wheel and moved him up to 44,500 in chips.
Stephen Devlin was crippled in a hand when he pushed with and ran into the of Dustin Pattinson. The board ran out to leave Devlin crippled.
A few hands later, he was all in with but this time ran into the of Jon Traver. The board of gave Devlin top pair but it wasn't enough as "AllInStevie" was eliminated in 67th place.
Ryan Young raised enough preflop to put Joseph Grech all in. Grech made the call showing . Young held . Grech hit an ace on a flop of . Only a king, running clubs, or running straight cards would help Young. Unfortuantely for Grech, a hit the turn and a hit the river to give Young a flush and eliminate Grech.
After John Anhalt limped on the button Julius Colman moved all in from the small blind for his last 13,000 in chips. The big blind folded and Anhalt made the call.
Colman:
Anhalt:
The board ran out and Colman finds a much needed double up to jump to about 28,000 in chips.
Jim Sachinidis is currently multi-tabling between today's event and the $2,500 Six-Handed No Limit Event which just kicked off today. We are currently located at the back of the Brasilia Room, however the Six-Handed Event is spread throughout areas in the Brasilia and Amazon Rooms. Sachinidis has drawn very lucky as he finds himself only two tables away from his table in the other event, allowing him to run back and forth frequently! Something that wouldn't be possible if his other table was hundreds of yards away in the massive Amazon Room.