against Hellmuth's 
. "Don't worry," said Hellmuth to his opponent. "There's no chance I ever suck out on you."
, and Blenkarn was in even better shape. The 
came on the turn to make things more interesting, but the 
on the river ensured Blenkarn's survival. He's at 18,000 now, a little ahead of Hellmuth who now has 16,500.
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, trailing Teng's 
. The board brought a flush to keep the at-risk player alive, coming 
.
. Mackey checked, Liu bet 8,000, and Mackey called. The turn was the . Mackey again checked, Liu pushed all in for his last 24,000, and Mackey instantly called.
for trips, but Mackey had him outkicked with 
. The river was the 
, and Liu is out. Meanwhile, Mackey is storming up the leaderboard with 245,000 now.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
only to run smack into Cody Slaubaugh's .
. Kravchenko is out, and Slaubaugh goes to the break with about 350,000.
. Jeff Blenkarn was first to act, and he moved all in for 16,500. After the second player folded, Phil Hellmuth snap-called to put Blenkarn at risk. 
struck the turn like a bolt of lightning, drawing an eruption of profanity from Hellmuth.
, Alex Jacob's short-stacked opponent checked, Jacob bet 7,500, his opponent check-raised all in, and Jacob called.
for the flopped flush, and his opponent was drawing mighty thin with . The board ran out 
, and another player got up to report to payouts.
, in bad shape against ElkY's 
. 
, holding the overpair to give Grospellier another knockout. He's all the way up to 87,000 now, certainly a dangerous situation for the rest of the field.
