and Chait showed the
that he had folded.Michael flashed the
as they mucked and Chait went into a rant against himself for making the fold, kicking his own chair at one point.We're still on the bubble.
and Chait showed the
that he had folded.
as they mucked and Chait went into a rant against himself for making the fold, kicking his own chair at one point.



, Kevin Schaffel shoved all in from early position, and the action was on Mike Carlson in the cutoff. Schaffel had Carlson covered, so Carlson's tourney life was at risk.
for the nut flush. Carlson mucked, and we are down to 649 players. 


, Lachance held 
for the straight, and Christopher Giannell had 
for two pair.
, and Lachance survived.


and Eastgate check-called for 18,000 when Hachem bet the
on the turn. The
on the river brought two more checks, and Hachem announced one pair before showing 
. Eastgate tabled 
and took the pot.
Kevin Saul bet out 31,000 and Doug Cambell moved all in for 64,500. Saul made the call to put Campbell at risk.
allowing Campbell's kings to hold. He doubles up and hand for hand play continues. 

. when Fouksman checked, Wu bet 37,000 and took another pot.
and was called by Robert Allen, who showed two live cards,
. Allen paired nines on a flop of
and finished off Botwin's elimination with the
turn and the
river.
though, in good shape to double through Persson's
. Pilot stood from his chair as the ESPN cameras crowded around the table. “No king, please,” he said. “I'm not interested in a king right now.”
. Making aces up, Pilot takes down the pot and the double up.