, Zuccarello's opponent pushed all in for 14,000. Zuccarello made a snap-call with
, which had his opponent's
crushed. The river was a blank -- the
. Zuccarello eliminated his opponent on the hand and increased his chip stack to 67,000.
, Zuccarello's opponent pushed all in for 14,000. Zuccarello made a snap-call with
, which had his opponent's
crushed. The river was a blank -- the
. Zuccarello eliminated his opponent on the hand and increased his chip stack to 67,000.
holding pocket kings. His opponent held
. The turn came another king, the
and then the river the
to move Eskeland up to 70,000 after he came from behind on the turn.
bested his opponent's
on a board of
. Tanasi is still below average with just about 19,000 in chips after the hand.
came up short against the
of his opponent.
and found that he was dominated by his opponent's
. A situation that was promptly remedied after the
flop and when Boxell turned the
the other player was left dead to a ten. The river brought the close-but-not-quite
and Boxell is now back up to 38,000.
came up short against the
of Mickey Appleman.
.


. Sharbanee paid his massage therapist, shook Nguyen's hand, and exited the Amazon Room
and Eskeland called another player's all-in raise of 15,000 holding
. His opponent held
. The turn came the
and the river the
. Eskeland eliminated the player and moved over the century mark. He now has 102,000.
. Karam bet 4,000 and Marquez raised all in for 23,000. Karam made the call with
. Marquez had
.
and the river the
, and kept Karam's hand good. Marquez was eliminated from the Main Event.