We mentioned earlier how Greg Mueller had gone from the outhouse to the penthouse in a few short hands on Table #247. Brock Parker just took the opposite route, having been chip leader, then finding himself short-stacked and all in before the flop with

versus Tom Schneider's 
. The board came 



, and Parker is out in 5th at that table.


, and both players still in the hand checked. Van Den Bijgaart then bet the
turn, forcing Witteles out. Bijgaart showed 
and Early 
. Early appeared in okay shape, but the river was the





-- giving both players two pair, but Shiu the better two pair. Siegal is out, and they are now four-handed at Table #250, where Ben Ponzio still leads.


.

and Thorpe
. The board brought no nine to save Thorpe, and he goes out in 7th at that table, leaving Mueller, Parker, and four below average stacks.