A short-stacked Kelly Kim pushed his last 18,200 into the middle and found a caller in both Neil Channing and Joe Simmons out of the blinds.
The flop fell down and Channing lead out for 25,000 with Simmons making the call.
Both players checked the turn and river down when it fell the and to see Channing table his . However Simmons would roll his , and once Kim flashed and mucked his , Simmons scooped the pot to move to 443,000 as Kim headed to the rail.
We caught the action with the board reading and the action on Joe Simmons after Neil Channing had checked.
Simmons announced all in and was insta-called by Channing as a 300,000-chip pot had developed.
Channing:
Simmons:
When the turn landed the it would leave Channing still drawing to one of the two remaining Queen's in the deck.
Paint would land on the river, but unfortunately for Channing it would be the to see him head to the rail as Simmons soars to just under 500,000 in chips.
The following players are receiving $3,528 for the efforts:
100 - Phillip Lowery
101 - Richard Monroe
102 - Georgios Antoniou
103 - Anthony Venturini
104 - Peng Cheng
105 - David Gutfreund
106 - Arthur Susi
107 - Michael Gambony
108 - Stanley Tavanese
109 - Eva Farha
110 - Adam Vinson
111 - Derek Tomko
112 - Michael Glasser
113 - Slimane Mameche
114 - Dean 'dinhjo' Nyberg
115 - Delfo Chialva
116 - Rodney Brown
117 - Marcello Delgrosso
118 - Neil Channing
119 - Adam Darvin
120 - Robert Merulla
121 - Keith Hodos
122 - Kelly Kim
123 - Matthew Wasick
124 - Stephan Edgar
125 - Asa Smith
126 - Huy Pham
127 - Chulwoo Park
128 - Mark Ketteringham
129 - Antonio Karman
130 - Tomi Aalto
131 - Joseph Just
132 - Bryce Ebeling
133 - Michael Bellan
134 - William Blake
135 - Steve Balezentes
Liv Boeree has managed to find a double up after making a straight flush against her opponent.
After the hand, Liv told us holding her opponent moved all in on a flop and she made the call holding .
Her opponent was in the lead with , but after the turn of the dropped, followed by the river of the , Boeree doubled with her rivered straight flush to over 110,000 in chips.
Joe Simmons opened the pot to 14,000 before being three-bet to 42,000 by Mats Gavatin out of the small blind.
Simmons made the call and then proceeded to call 55,000 on the flop of .
The turn of the went check, check, but when the river of the landed Gavatin checked to Simmons who fired 100,000 into the pot.
Gavatin eventually mucked his hand, but wished he didn't went Simmons tabled his for just eight-high; but the pot, as he climbs to 605,000 while Gavatin slips to 165,000.