Carlos Mortensen opened with a raise from middle position and Javid Javani moved all in for a few chips more from the small blind. Ming Lee called in the big blind as did Mortensen.
The two live players checked the flop of before Lee bet the turn to force a fold from Mortensen.
Lee:
Javani:
Javani was drawing dead and tossed his cards into the muck when the landed on the river. He heads to the cashier to collect $6,434 for his 18th place finish.
Spivack's final hand saw him catch two pair on a board in Omaha, with - X - X , but that was in second (and therefore fatally last) place to Mark Scott's .
Seat 1:
Seat 2: Carlos Mortensen - 95k
Seat 3: Blair Rodman - 260k
Seat 4: Alan 'Big Al' Emerson - 105k
Seat 5: Stuart Spivack - 63k
Seat 6:
Seat 7: Ming Lee - 110k
Seat 8: Mark Scott - 155k
Table 159
Seat 1: Eric Buchman - 160k
Seat 2:
Seat 3:
Seat 4: Steve Wong - 290k
Seat 5: Raymond Davis - 47k
Seat 6: Phil Ivey - 356k
Seat 7: Peter Brownstein - 80k
Seat 8: Chad Brown - 85k
Table 162
Seat 1: Dutch Boyd - 127k
Seat 2:
Seat 3: Jon Turner - 210k
Seat 4: Javid Javani - 40k
Seat 5: Tom Koral - 170k
Seat 6: Peter Gelencser - 85k
Seat 7: Matt Kelly - 200k
Seat 8: Frank Debus - 212k
Dutch Boyd raised from middle position and Jon Turner made the call, before Javid Javani moved all in from the button for just 3,500 more. Both opponents called and saw a flop of .
Boyd fired out a bet into the dry side pot and Turner made the call. The turn was the and Boyd bet-folded to Turner and the cards were tabled.
Turner:
Javani:
The river was the and Turner takes the high with eights and fives, as they chop the low, leaving Javani with just a quarter of the pot.
Shirley Rosario has been eliminated in a three-way Stud-8 clash with Carlos Mortensen and Mark Scott.
The boards were as follows:
Rosario:
Mortensen:
Scott:
After the cross-checks were done Mortensen had scooped with aces for the high and a seven-low to eliminate Rosario after a fine tournament in 20th place.
Two big hands have left Javani's stack in critical condition. First off, in Stud he ran into Tom Koral's full house, plumping up his opponent's stack to around 190k. Then as the game changed, he bet an Omaha hi-lo hand all the way until the river.
It was threeway on the flop, but Javani's 5k bet got rid of Jon Turner. On the turn Javani bet again, called by button Frank Debus.
The river came the and once again Javani bet. This time, however, Debus paused for a moment, then raised him. With only 16k in his stack, Javani was at an all-or-nothing point, and he eventually decided on nothing, folding his hand and leaving himself on life support.
Dustin Sitar met his demise in a recent hand of Omaha-8. He got his last chips in with against the of Raymond Davis but was left heading for home when the board ran out to give Davis a set and the pot.