Amnon Filippi completed and John "Johnny World" Hennigan called. On each remaining street, Hennigan was the first to bet with Amnon calling along. Hennigan tabled for a mondo full house. He had sixes full of fives and fours, but of course, only the sixes full of fives played. Filippi simply mucked, giving the pot to Hennigan.
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David Singer was all in on third street against Alexander Jung. When both boards were dealt out, Jung ended up with a flush and a 7-6-5-4-A low to scoop and send Singer home.
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Tom Schneider just scooped a pot worth 60,000 chips. Lyle Berman and Erik Seidel were the other two players that were run over by Schneider's wheel in the hand. Schneider now has a whopping 170,000 chips. If you remember yesterday, he was down to around 3,000 at one point.
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Chris "Jesus" Ferguson was all in on fifth street versus three other players. Those players included Tom Schneider and Lyle Berman. Ferguson was able to make kings and queens while everyone else missed their low draws. He is now back up to 35,000 chips.
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Pawel Andrzejewski, Perry Friendman, and David John were all involved in a big pot worth over 80,000 chips. When it was all said and done, Andrzejewski tabled a seven-high straight, which could also be played as his low. But, Perry Friedman spoiled his scooping action when he tabled a slightly better slow with a seven-six-four low. John couldn't beat either and mucked his hand, allowing the other two to chop up the pot.
Andrzejewski - 82,000
Friedman - 77,600
John - 45,600
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John Juanda completed on third street and David Benyamine called. Juanda led out again on fourth and Benyamine came along. Juanda bet fifth street, Benyamine raised and Juanda called. Both players checked on sixth and seventh streets.
Benyamine showed for only a pair of nines and no low. It was good, however, as Juanda mucked his hand. Benyamine is now up to 76,000.
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George Lind III got the best of David Sklansky, scooping the pot with a pair of aces for high. Both players were drawing to a 7-6 low, but neither made it. Sklansky was eliminated while Lind is up to 85,000.
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Trying to grind his way up from a short stack
Huck Seed just doubled up through his opponent, Neal Friets, with two pair, aces and sevens. Friets only held a pair of sixes and couldn't pull a third six on seventh street. He was eliminated shortly after.
Amnon Filippi also doubled up recently. Filippi made two pair against his opponent's one pair. Filippi now has 39,000 chips. "Now I've doubled up to a short stack." he said.
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for a mondo full house. He had sixes full of fives and fours, but of course, only the sixes full of fives played. Filippi simply mucked, giving the pot to Hennigan.![[user25067]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
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for only a pair of nines and no low. It was good, however, as Juanda mucked his hand. Benyamine is now up to 76,000.
