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. Mahrenholz moves all in, and Moran calls.
and the river brings the 
and a full house for Moran. He grabs the pot, knocks out Kyle Mahrenholz, and chips himself up to 355,000.
with chip leader Josh Arieh and [Removed:14]. Arieh checked to Harroch, who bet 15,000. Roland tanked, then raised all in to 59,000. Arieh was the only to make the call, but his check-call of a bet and a raise had to spell bad news for Roland.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0
. Singer bet out 11,000, D'Agostino raised all in for 40,500, and Singer called. D'Agostino tabled 
, and he was playing for his tournament life versus the 
of Singer.
, and the river locked it up for D'Agostino. The ripped off, and four of a kind was good enough to double him up to 118,000.
, he bet 15,000 and was called by Clonie Gowen. He bet 30,000 when the turn came off 
, and again Gowen called. The river was the ace of spades, because it's always the ace of spades. Both players checked. Arieh showed 
for top full house; all Gowen could come up with was 
for three aces.
and never looked back. He now has about 214,000 chips.
. The floor was called over to make a ruling, and they determined that Singer would be given a penalty for prematurely turning over his live hand. Tony G, however, insisted that he not be punished, and the floor heeded his request. 
, and Tony G dropped his last lonely chip into the middle, with Singer matching it. Tony G flipped over his hand, and was leading but in a coinflip with 
. The turn brought the troublesome 
, and the river was the last card Tony G will see in this event.
