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, he got all in with Michael Brummelhuis. Shorten's 
was a 10-to-1 favorite over the 
of Brummelhuis. The turn came the dirtiest out in the deck, the 
, to make tens full of sevens against Shorten's sevens full of tens. There no miracle seven on the river for Shorten. He is out.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
. Dave Zand made the call to see a turn of 
. Braband checked it over to Zand, who made it 25,000 to go. Braband considered his action and decided the best course was to check-raise all in for 84,000 total. Zand made the call to see that both players were on a draw: 
missed both players. Zand won the pot with king-high and now has 165,000 chips. Braband is on life support with about 10,000.
, Rassi checked to Christian Closson, who bet 4,000. Rassi thought for about fifteen seconds before check-raising all in for 18,000.
. Rassi turned over 
. "Yeah, you have a king," Closson acknowledged. "I figured. Come on dealer. Diamond -- one time.".
and Hamby with 6-6.
and was reraised by Anatoly Shilyuk in the big blind. Slaubaugh reraised all in and Shilyuk called, showing 
.
and Slaubaugh was looking good, but the turn was the and the on the river was no help to Slaubaugh.
. He was called by Peter Marr's 
. A flop of 
made Marr a prohibitive favorite. His two pair held up when the board bricked out 
.
and King with 
.
and King was eliminated.
and getting called by Thomas Patzner, who had in the big blind.
.. Damidot showed Q-J. The board came 
, and Clark is up to 115,000.
, eliminated by Michael Brummelhuis and his pocket jacks on a board of .
