After a series of preflop raises, Brandon Cantu found himself all in against Al Barabieri.
Cantu:
Barbieri:
The board came giving Cantu a full house. With no low available Cantu scooped the pot and doubled up to 9,900 (although, still down overall since the start of the day). Al Barbieri drops to 26,000.
Talking about their picks for the NBA finals didn't stop Michael Mizrachi and Erick Lindgren from playing a little poker.
Grinder called Lindgren's preflop raise and both players checked a flop of . Grinder bet the on the turn, and Lindgren called. The on the river brought another bet and Lindgren considered his options for about 10 seconds before mucking.
On a board of , defending champion Thang Luu bet to put his opponent all in. The player made the call and Luu tabled for the nut flush and the winning hand.
After sending his opponent to the rail, Luu now has over 77,000 chips.
John "The Razor" Phan was all in preflop against a couple of opponents. After the board played out , one opponent revealed for a full house to scoop the high half of the pot. The other player showed for the low half.
Phan waited to see his opponents' hands before taking his time to reveal for a higher full house to scoop the high half of the main pot.
After the hand, Phan had only 3,000 chips and was eliminated a few hands later in unknown action.
A short stacked Justin Young has been eliminated by Layne Flack. Flack currently sits on a stack of 33,000 and is joined at the table by Thor Hansen and "Minneapolis" Jim Meehan.
Toto Leonidas just scooped a hefty pot against an opponent to move up to 27,000 chips. The final board read and Toto held a wheel with . His opponent mucked without showing.