against Van Fleet's
. The flop came down
, pairing up Van Fleet's seven, but adding a gutshot for DeWitt. The turn brought the
and it looked as if Van Fleet's hand was going to hold, until the river landed the final blow with the
. He was eliminated in 22nd place.
. Benjamin Gilbert looked Caro up with
. No love on the board for Caro meant that he was eliminated, leaving with $14,967. Gilbert is up to 375,000.
, leaving Esfandiari's
in bad shape. The flop rolled out
, giving each player a sweat. If Esfandiari could spike an ace or a spade he would stay alive.
and the river bricked
. Esfandiari headed to the payout table while Watson stacked up 370,000 chips.
and Holt held
.
. The turn added a gutshot to Holt with the
and then the river was the
.Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
, and was ahead of Millar's jacks,
.
. The turn is where the excitement happened though, when the
hit the felt to put Millar in the lead. The river was the
and O'Dea couldn't pull it back. He was eliminated in 26th place while Millar moved up to 730,000.
to Van Fleet's
. Nothing changed by the river of a
board. Van Fleet was forced to pay off 277,000 chips, more than half of his stack. He fell to 235,000 while Patrick is now among the leaders with 574,000.