. Binger is racing for his tournament life with
.The board comes
allowing Edler's pocket pair to hold up, eliminating Michael Binger from the tournament.
. Binger is racing for his tournament life with
.
allowing Edler's pocket pair to hold up, eliminating Michael Binger from the tournament.
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300


, Huck Seed led out for 16,000, Matt Woodward raised to 35,000, and Seed called. The turn brought the
. Seed bet 90,000, just a little more than Woodward's remaining stack, and Woodward made the call.
-- he'd flopped the open-ender and turned the straight. Woodward showed 
for top pair, meaning the river
was inconsequential. Woodward is out, and Seed now has about 300,000.
and Demjan instantly moved all in for his remaining 126,200. Forrest made the call and turned up
, well ahead of Demjan's
. The turn was the
, the river was the
and Demjan was eliminated, Forrest dragging the monster pot to increase his stack to 445,000.



, Bill Chen bet 15,000 from the big blind and Evan McNiff called from late position. The river brought the
. This time Chen bet 25,000, and McNiff again called.
, beating McNiff's rivered trips with 
. Chen is up to 230,000, and McNiff down to 180,000.


, and Bloch pushed all in with his last 32,800. Rast thought a bit, then made the call. Bloch showed 
for a flush draw, while Rast turned over 
for ace-high. The turn was the
and the river the
, and Bloch was eliminated. 

. Chriss checked, Lindgren bet 28,000, Chriss check-raised all in for 115,000, and Lindgren made the call. Chriss showed 
for two pair, and Lindgren tabled 
for trips. The turn was the
, and Chriss was in dire straits. But the
popped out on the river, giving Chriss the hand and the 290,000-chip pot.

, Andrew Scott pushed all in from the cutoff for his last 50,000 and Emil "whitelime" Patel snap-called from the button.
for tens, and Patel 
for the overpair. The turn and river came
,
, and Scott was eliminated. Patel now has 283,000.






. The turn was the
and the river the
, and Lindgren is out. Sung has 105,000.