Toni Judet raised to 150,000 from middle position and Nikolay Losev called. The flop was . Judet bet 200,000 and Losev called. The turn was . Judet bet another 400,000 and Losev called. The river was the . Judet fired out 600,000 and Losev thought for about three minutes before calling.
Judet showed for nines full and Losev mucked. Judet now commands a stack of 5,825,000 while Losev has slipped to 5.6 million, after reaching a high-water mark of 10,000,000 earlier in the day.
After a raise from the button, Peter Neff moved all in from the small blind with and unfortunately for him Darus Suharto woke up in the big blind with . He moved in himself, the player on the button folded, and when the board ran out Neff was eliminated.
Scott Montgomery raised to 175,000 and Dean Hamrick called from the small blind. Both players checked the flop, and they also checked when the fell on the turn. When the came on the river, Hamrick check-called Montgomery's 200,000 bet, then mucked when Scott showed .
Action folded around to Greg Byard in the cutoff seat and he raised to 180,000. Phi Nguyen pushed all in from the big blind for a total of 505,000 and Byard made the call. The players showed:
Byard:
Nguyen:
The flop came and Nguyen's pair of eights were still best. The turn brought a little drama as it fell the but the river was the and Byard's ace high was no good.
Nguyen doubled up to just over 1,100,000 and left Byard with about 750,000 chips.
Kelly Kim raised to180,000 from middle position, Jason Riesenberg called from the cutoff and Peter Eastgate called from the button. The flop was . Kim checked, Riesenberg bet 400,000, Eastgate folded and Kim called. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the . Kim bet 600,000, and Riesenberg moved all in for an additional 980,000, sending Kim into the tank.
"Will you show if I fold?" Kim asked after thinking for nearly five minutes. Riesenberg didn't say a word.
Kim ultimately open-mucked his . Riesenberg obliged and showed his for quads.
Kim is down to 7.5 million while Riesenberg is up to 3.9 million.
Scott Montgomery opened for 175,000, Andrew Brokos moved all in for 1,140,000 and Montgomery called.
Brokos:
Montgomery:
The board ran out and Brokos was eliminated. He'll collect $193,000 for his 35th-place finish. He made an extremely gracious exit, shaking the hand of each player at his table.