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Over at Table 365, Orly Reyes entered the pot and had Jeff Bennett shove all in from the cutoff position. After both blinds folded, Reyes made the call and the two flipped over their cards:
Reyes: 
Bennett: 
The board came down 
. Bennett was fortunate enough to pair his ten, which sent Reyes packing.
Matt Holinger just took a huge pot off of John Hoffman in the Amazon Room.
Two players limped and action folded to Hoffman in the small blind who raised to more than 4,000 chips. Hollinger called in the small blind and so too did the limpers.
The flop fell 
and Hoffman led for 15,000. Hollinger shoved all in and the action folded back to Hoffman who elected to make the call tabling 
. His aces were no match for Hoffman’s 
however.
Hoffman stood from his chair as the 
came on the turn, nervous because he was the player at risk. With his hands on his head he breathed a sigh of relief and let out a yell when the 
was dealt on the river, giving him the winning hand.
Hoffman should be excited, his stack now towers over 90,000 chips. Hollinger is in deep trouble though, sitting with only 5,000 chips.
Jong Kim raised to 5,000 under the gun and was called by Yuta Motoyama. The two saw a flop of and Kim bet out 12,000.
Motoyama reraised enough to put Kim, who had 16,600 remaining, all in. Kim asked for time and went into the tank for a few minutes before opting to fold.
A few hands later, Kim found himself all in preflop with 
against David Patent’s 
. After the board ran out 
, Kim made his exit from the tournament.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Ed Martin raised to 4,400 in middle position and was called by Kotula. The two saw a flop of 
and Martin moved all in. Kotula called with 
and was ahead of Martin’s 
.
The 
on the turn put Martin one step closer to the rail, but the on the river gave him the flush and a newly doubled chip stack. He now sits with about 49,000.
Over at Table 360, Dean Saito was all-in with against the of Justin Paris.
The 
board was no help to Saito and he was eliminated on the hand.
Hoai Pham is willing to get it in and gamble frequently and just drew out against Daniel Hecht, eliminating him from the tournament.
Hecht opened to 4,800 from under the gun and action folded to a player in the small blind who called. Pham called as well from the big blind and the three took a flop of 
.
The player in the small blind led for 6,500 and Pham flatted. Hecht then moved all-in for 19,500 more and the small blind folded to Pham who went into the tank. He cut out enough chips to call, paused momentarily then finally slid them in the middle.
Ken Lee got his short stack all in and was called by Chris Reider. Lee shows and was able to stay ahead of Reider's 
when the board laid out 
.
After all was said and done, Lee had about 22,000 in chips.
A short-stacked Todd Ohnmeiss just gained a little bit of wiggle room thanks to Vinny Vandal.
Vandal opened to 8,000 from middle position and the action folded to Ohnmeiss who shoved for 10,600 more. Vandall eventually made the call and the cards were tabled:
Vandall:
Ohnmeiss:
Ohnmeiss took a commanding lead with the flop and sealed the deal with the on the turn. A meaningless was dealt on the river, and Ohnmeiss more than doubled to 40,000 chips. Vandall now sits with 27,000 chips.
On this hand, Vinnie Vandall bet from the hijack, Todd Ohnmeiss is sitting in the small blind and and raises all in. He's called by the Zhen Cai in the big blind as well as Vinnie Vandall.
The flop came 
and is checked through. When the 
comes on the turn, Chai bets out and Vandall folds.
Ohnmeiss tables and Chai shows 
. Ohnmeiss can't catch an out when the river comes , sending Ohnmeiss to the rail.
