Yuta Motoyama raised to 30,000 in the cutoff and Patrick Silvey re-raised all in from the big blind, though he had Motoyuma covered. Motoyama called and showed 
. He was ahead of Silvey's 
.
Motoyama was looking good on the flop, which came 
. The turn was 
, but the river proved to be a heartbreaker when the 
gave Silvey two pair.
The final ten players of the Casino Employees $500 Buy-In event #1
Here are what the current chip stacks look like at the final table:
1: Christopher Reider- 120,000
2: Arthur Vea- 560,000
3: Matthew Hollinger- 250,000
4: Empty
5: Jeffrey Bennett- 140,000
6: Hoai Pham- 400,000
7: Patrick Silvey- 250,000
8: David Villegas- 190,000
9: Kent Washington- 190,000
Hoai Pham's raise to 48,000 on the button was good enough to win the hand.
Arthur Veh raised to 48,000 in middle position and the rest of the players folded.
Matthew Hollinger opened for 25,000 under the gun. Things folded to David Villegas on the button and he moved all in for 164,000. Hollinger wasn't interested in calling and Villegas added some chips to his stack.
Christopher Reider shoved all in for 96,000 and everyone folded.
Jeffrey Bennett, who was under the gun, pushed all in for 150,000. Everyone folded and he took down the blinds and antes.
Kent Washington made it 36,000 from the hijack. Arthur Veh was sitting on the button and re-raised to 90,000. Jeffery Bennett tanked for a while before folding.
The flop was 
. Washington check-folded to Vea's bet of 75,000.
Kent Washington was all in once more, and once more he had no callers, collecting a few more chips.
