Lars Bonding was all in before the flop for 170,000 with , and was in need of some help against chip leader Robert Kay who held .
The flop came , and Bonding's chances dimmed even more. The turn was the and the river the , and it was lights out. Bonding finishes in 30th place, earning $22,157.
Darrell Dicken was just now all in before the flop with pocket fives and was up against Aurelien Guiglini's .
The flop brought a king, but three spades, and Dicken had the and thus harbored additional hopes that a flush might come. Neither the turn nor river brought a spade or five, though, and Dicken is out in 32nd ($19,453).
Ravi Raghaven was down to his last 107,000, and got it all in before the flop with against Andrey Zaichenko's .
Ravi appeared in decent shape. Until the flop, that is -- . The turn was the and the river the , and Raghaven is out in 34th ($19,453). Zaichenko is now up to 770,000.
Sean Keeton raised to 21,000 from the cutoff, and Anirudh "BKiCe" Seth called from the big blind. The flop came . Seth checked, Keeton bet 40,000, and Seth called. Both checked the on the turn. The river brought the . This time Seth bet 94,000, and Keeton made the call.
Seth showed for two pair, but Keeton's two pair was better -- he had . Seth is now down to 65,000, while Keeton is up to 560,000.
At the start of Level 17, Qinghai Pan had attempted to raise from under the gun, but hadn't accounted for the change in the blinds. Thus the chips he had put out for the raise ended up constituting a call. It folded around to Peter Feldman in the small blind who completed, and the big blind checked.
The flop came , and the betting between Feldman and Pan resulted in the latter being all in with . Feldman's hand? You guessed it. The mighty .
The turn was the and the river the , and Pan is out in 35th place, earning $19,453. Feldman is up over 600,000 now.