[user66118]
Before the flop, Benjamin Lamb raised to 8,500, and Shawn Buchanan made the call from the big blind.
The flop came out . Lamb continued out with a bet of 9,000, and Buchanan moved all in for 62,000 total. Lamb quickly called, turning over . Buchanan sheepishly turned over , his top pair still trailing his opponent's overpair. The turn and river would blank off with a and a , and Shawn Buchanan has been eliminated.
[user66118]
Tom Dwan limped into the pot from the button, and Roberto Romanello raised it up to 7,100. Durrrr called, and the flop came . Both players check-checked.
Fourth street brought the . Romanello bet 4,000, and Dwan called. The river was the , and the action repeated with Dwan calling another 4,000.
Romanello tabled , and Dwan mucked his cards. Roberto Romanello has now taken a lead in that match, sitting with 135,000 to Dwan's 105,000
[user111541]
From the button, Roberto Romanello opened the pot for a 5,100 raise and Tom "Durrrr" Dwan called. The flop came and Durrrr check-called a 4,100 bet from Romanello.
The turn brought the . Again, Durrrr checked and Romanello bet 12,200. Durrrr made the call.
The river was the and for a third time Durrrr tapped the felt. Romanello moved all in for large shove of 62,000.
Durrrr laid down his hand, leaving himself with about 135,000.
[user66118]
Dustin "Neverwin" Woolf does sometimes win, apparently. He has just polished off Michael Baxter to earn his seat in the next round.
Also just finishing up was the match between Masaaki Kagawa and Jimmy D'Ambrosio. Jimmy D. put Kagawa on the ropes early on, and he has just finished the job, knocking off Kagawa and moving on. The final hand saw D'Ambrosio flop two pair with to crack Kagawa's pocket aces and send him pacing toward the exit.