holding 
to dominate his opponent's 
. The board landed 
, 
and Fortin takes it down to move up to 285,000 chips.
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holding to dominate his opponent's . The board landed , and Fortin takes it down to move up to 285,000 chips.
. Mark Vos is heads up and bets 10,000 into his opponent who reraises all in. Vos makes the call with
and his opponent shows 
!!The turn comes
and river 
to give Vos the pot and his opponent walks off with his tail between his legs.Vos up to 186,000 now. Easy sometimes!
and got a caller in Ronald Adams with 
. The board ran out 
and Willcock was eliminated. Adams is now up to 233,000.
when he managed to turn a straight, 
. His opponent called with and filled up when the river came 
.
The Croc checked in the dark as the flop came
. Owens fired out 11,000 and The Croc made it an additional 20,000 to go. Owens moved all in and The Croc called.Croc:
Owens:
Argyros held the lead with top set of jacks but a cruel
gave the lead back to Owens. The river was the and Argyros is eliminated."It's just not meant to be again boys!" said Argyros as he exited the floor. Owens is now up to 151,000.
Greenstein
Norton
The board ran out
, and Greenstein was eliminated. He signed a copy of Ace on the River, writing out details of the hand that beat him, and gave it to Norton on his way out.Norton is up to 119,000.
Priced in, Durkee made the call with
, but he knew he was behind before Gibb exposed .The board came
giving the pot to Gibb and sending Durkee's stack southwards to 26,000.
and found himself up against 
. "C'mon four," called Romano, getting a laugh from the crowd.The flop came
, and Romano took the lead. The turn was the and the river the 
, and Romano survives."Everyone loves Raymond," called one from the crowd amid the cheers. He's back up to around 20,000.
, Kathy Liebert moved all in for 11,100 on the river and her opponent snap-called from the button. Liebert's was no match for the button's 
and she hit the rail.
"Thank you Russia. Thank you Spain. Thank you Ireland," the player said.
Bill Gazes, seated at a nearby table, turned and asked, "Who is he -- Alanis Morissette?"
