Al "Sugar Bear" Barbieri was all in on third street against Stewart Yancik in a hand of razz. Sugar Bear's board ran out , but Yancik's ran out . Barbieri was officially the 49th place finisher and the tournament's bubble boy. Barbieri had this to say upon his exit.
It's hard to catch David Sklansky in too many pots, but when we approached his table we found him in another monster four-way Stud-8 hand.
Sklansky led the betting on fourth street before Ylon Schwartz raised. Two players called as did Sklansky. Schwartz then led the betting through until the river, where he found one caller with Sklansky and Ali Sarkeshik making painful river folds, leaving themselves only small change behind.
Schwartz revealed a hand full of diamonds () for the flush as the other live player was thankful to get half with () for the low.
Schwartz continues his good form with around 145,000 chips.
Greenstein was all in on third street and from there Frangos drove the betting with Yancik calling on every street, except for on seventh when he folded.
Frangos showed to make two pair his high hand. Barry needed to pull a low or better than two pair to best Frangos, but couldn't do so when his hole cards revealed . He signed his book for Frangos and passed it over to Frangos upon exiting the tournament.
Gavin Smith just eliminated a short-stacked Ali Sarkeshik in Hold'em with his pocket eights holding on against his opponent's pocket threes. Smith is up to 42,000.
Very next hand David Sklansky got his last chips in preflop with but was outflopped by an opponent's when the board fell .
Sklansky stood and had one foot out the door, only to watch the turn and river fall , to make him a running straight to quadruple up to 10,000 chips.
Pat Poels was all in on fourth street against one other player. Poels' hand ran out for just a pair of queens. His opponent was about to pull for three deuces and the winning hand.
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. Barbieri was officially the 49th place finisher and the tournament's bubble boy. Barbieri had this to say upon his exit.
and Ali Sarkeshik 
making painful river folds, leaving themselves only small change behind.
for the flush as the other live player was thankful to get half with (
for the low.
to make two pair his high hand. Barry needed to pull a low or better than two pair to best Frangos, but couldn't do so when his hole cards revealed 
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for three deuces and the winning hand.
