on the turn, Andrew Teng bet enough to put Clifton Allen all in and Allen made the call. Teng:
Allen:
The river was the
and Allen was eliminated, while Teng increased his stack to 530,000.
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on the turn, Andrew Teng bet enough to put Clifton Allen all in and Allen made the call. Teng:
Allen:
The river was the
and Allen was eliminated, while Teng increased his stack to 530,000.
to leave Friedberg with only 63,000 chips.
Khosravi showed
, and Pedersen 
.The board came
, and Pedersen doubled to 570,000. Khosravi now has 525,000.
Landfish:
Papola:
Landfish was behind, but he had what every poker player refers to as "two live cards." Neither player hit the board, though, when it came
. That completed Landfish's Main Event; he is out.
, Darren Grant check-called a bet from his lone opponent Andrew Rosskamm. The turn fell the
and Grant checked again. Rosskamm slid out 200,000 chips which was more than enough to put Grant all in, and he made the call. The players showed:Rosskamm:
Grant:
The river fell the
, missing Rosskamm's inside straight draw. Grant stacked the pot and is now up to just over 350,000 while Rosskamm slipped to 1,520,000 on the hand.
Ross Smith bet 75,000 and Jeff Madsen thought a bit before making the call. Two other players folded and Smith moved all in blind before the fell on the river. Madsen called and his 
had overtaken Smith's 
. Madsen is up to 430,000 while Smith is down to 310,000.
Manfrede:
Hays:
The board ran out
to give Hays the double up to 446,000 leaving Manfrede on the short stack.
and 125,000 already in the pot, Phil Hellmuth pushed all in with his last 135,000 and was called by Sarkis Akopyan. Hellmuth turned over
for trip fives, and Akopyan showed .The river was the
, and Hellmuth is back up to 320,000. Akopyan has 525,000.
. The board ran out
. "I flatted it only because it was Gus's big blind!" exclaimed Matusow as the pot was chopped up.
"Show what you got," said Terry Lade to Corkins. Corkins obliged, flipping over A-K. "Yes! Pay up," said Lade to Scott Montgomery. "I bet $20 he didn't have a pair," Lade explained.
Corkins has about 325,000 at the moment.
