Brock Parker's going to have to wait a little longer for his third bracelet -- he has just now busted at the hands of Stephen Buchanan.
Parker was short and desperate and got his last in with on a flop, but Buchanan was holding and made the call. Parker picked up a flush draw on the turn but the river came a bricky and he hit the rail thereafter.
Matt Hawrilenko raised from the small blind before Noah Boeken popped it up from the big blind. Hawrilenko made the call.
The flop landed and Hawrilenko checked to Boeken who fired a bet. Hawrilenko made the call and they saw the land. Both players checked before the landed on the river. Hawrilenko checked, Boeken bet and Hawrilenko made the call.
Boeken tabled for the best hand as Hawrilenko flashed an ace and mucked.
"Good river," smiled Boeken as he gets himself back up to 57,000 chips.
Carlos Mortensen was short-stacked and all in preflop for his last 2,400 chips, but he was unable to get past the of Kenny Shei when the board ran out .
Hot girl-on-girl action left Maya Gellar down to 6,000 and the rest of her stack in Annie Duke's hands. The action is a little hazy, but they'd got to the river of the board before Gellar folded.
And duly she got her last in a few hands later, calling a raise and a reraise in the big blind and then check-raising all in on the flop. Gellar's hit a jack on the river but it wasn't enough to beat her opponent Jody Garaventa's pocket queens, and out goes Gellar.
Bruno Fitoussi has collected a healthy pot from Barry Greenstein after flopping a set on a flop of . Fitoussi fired bets on the turn and river to take it down with his as Greenstein showed .
Fitoussi moved to 27,000 with Greenstein at 51,000.