. Shak was well behind with his 
. The board ran out 
, and Ware had leapfrogged up to 142,000. Shak fell back to 57,000.
and 20,000 in the middle, Aaron Wilt bet 22,000. Bryan Pope asked for a count of Wilt's chips -- 87,000 -- then made the call.
. Wilt pushed his remaining chips in, and with some apparent trepidation Pope made the call.
for a set of eights, while Pope showed 
for the overpair. The river was the 
, and Wilt collected 245,000. Pope is now down to 60,000.
. The turn was the 
and the river the , and Goosen was eliminated.
up against 
and rivered a nine to stay alive and double. A couple hands later, he was at it again when the flop came down ten high and Evdakov got all in with 
. This time he was behind . Evdakov rivered a seven in this hand to double again.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
, and Jonathan Aguiar called him with 
.
. "You got there, you run good," said Strassmann to Aguiar. Aguiar then pointed out that Strassmann has run pretty well himself lately, with several recent WSOP and EPT cashes.
