Davood Mehrmand raised to 21,000 preflop with only 8,000 behind, Chris Dombrowski reraised him all in and Mehrmand called.
Mehrmand =
Dombrowski =
Board =
Merhmand, who was one of the more enigmatic players in this event, leaves in silence, clearly disappointed to have gone so deep without making that final table.
Eugene Todd is OUT. Jan Von Halle raised to 18,000 preflop and Todd raised all in. Von Halle made the call, as you do, holding -- Todd meanwhile could only muster .
No more gigantic aces-cracking coolers on the board, and Todd becomes our 18th place finisher.
Neil Channing has doubled up his micro-stack -- all in preflop for a total of 17,000 with K-Q, Robert Cheung called him with A-6, and the board came down 8-8-6-K-7 to keep Channing in the game. He's still short, though -- his doubled-up 35,000 stack amounts to less than six big blinds.
We are now down to just two tables after the elimination of Dan Quinn. Although he disposed of Al Adler just several hands prior, Quinn himself would soon follow suit, his succumbing to the of Frenchman David Kitai on a Q-J-7-A-5 board.
Keith Lehr raised it up from the small blind, and after some internal struggling, big blind Robert Cheung called, but Lehr bet out on the flop and Cheung quickly folded.