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missing both players. The turn spiced things up a bit as it fell the 
. Stacey could now make a straight, although he still trailed in the hand. The river was the 
and Dardon's hooks held. He doubled up to about 420,000 while Stacey slipped to 855,000 chips.
and both blinds checked. Sitron pushed for 143,000 and got a call from Joseph Georges. The blinds passed and the players showed:
and 
respectively and Sitron finished second-best. He headed for the door, with a 20th-place finish to his name and $15,095 in his pocket.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
and although it hit neither player directly, Hebert was now in danger of having his small pair counterfeited. The turn did exactly that as it came the . Hebert now need a 
or an 
to stay alive. The river was neither coming the 
. Stacey made a flush and sent Hebert to the rail. He exited in 19th place and was the last player to take home $15,095.
and Saha took it down, eliminating Carlton in 18th place. He'll take home $18,869 for his performance.
. The turn was a relative blank coming the 
. When the hit the river, Baer stood up and calmly headed for the payout table where he'll pick up $18,869 for his impressive 17th-place finish.
and Nichols maintained his lead. Both men grew a bit antsy when the hit the turn and with little delay, the dealer put the 
down on the river. Nichols hand came up short and he became our 16th-place finisher and will leave with $18,869.
board and was eliminated in 15th place. Along with a story to tell, he'll take home $26,372. Georges climbs to 741,000 chips after the hand.
. The blinds checked, Bui bet 30,000, Stacey raised to 85,000, the blinds folded and Bui called. The turn was the . Bui checked, Stacey bet 110,000 and Bui folded, surrendering a nice pot to Stacey.
