and three players in the hand, the blinds checked to Scott Seiver, who was playing from under the gun. Seiver moved all in for his last 2,025. The small blind folded but the big blind made the call. The players showed:
and Seiver was sent packing.
. Paul-Ambrose held a set of tens with to have his opponent in bad shape with an over-played 
.
and river 
and Paul-Ambrose eliminated his opponent to jump to 39,000.
. Korfman bets 6,000. Woolf moves all in for his remaining 11,325, and Korfman beats him into the pot, tabling for the Broadway straight. Woolf shows down 
, and needs the board to pair to remain alive in the field.
, though, and Woolf heads for the exit.
on the turn, Max Pescatori moved all in and Matt Hawrilenko made the call. Pescatori flipped over 
but Hawrilenko had turned two pair with 
. The river was the and the Italian Pirate headed to the rail, his Main Event at an end.
saw him and another player all in, with a third player who covered them both also in on the action.
for a pair and a flush draw. The other short-stacked player showed king-jack for top pair. But the player having them both covered tabled pocket deuces for a set.
and everyone folded. He revealed his hand to the table and said, "I had a hand that was named after me. So if you see me in a pot and the flop is jack-nine, watch out."
. Daniel's opponent moved all in and had Daniel covered. Daniel called, showed a flush draw but was drawing dead against his opponent's pocket threes which had turned a full house.
. The big blind checked, Singer bet 3,000 and the big blind called. The turn was the 
and the big blind check-called another 2,500 from Singer. The river was the and both players checked. while the big blind showed 
for a busted straight draw. After the hand, Singer was up to 38,000.
Amnon Filippi was facing a bet of 1,300 from an opponent in late position.
for the rivered flush as Filippi mucked his cards.
