Joe Serock raised in middle position and Matt Woodward called in the big blind. The flop came down between the two young guns and Woodward check-called a bet from Serock.
The turn added the to the board, pairing it with ducks. Woodward check-called again and they were off to the river. The river was the and Woodward check-called once again.
Serock tabled the and Woodward mucked his hand. Woodward dropped to 66,000 and Serock moved up to 71,500.
On the flop of , a series of raises put Erik Haakenson all in versus Chung Nguyen. Haakenson held pocket deuces and Nguyen pocket nines. The turn and river couldn't produce the miracle for Haakenson and he was eliminated. Nguyen moved up to 44,000 chips.
With the board reading Team PokerStars Pro Joep Van Den Bijgaart check-raised a bet from Mark Gryglik. Gryglik re-popped it and Bijgaart four-bet. Gryglik called.
The river was the and the chips went in, with Bijgaart being the player at risk.
Showdown
Gryglik:
Bijgaart:
Bijgaart tosses his cards into the air and they land in the floor. The TD gave him a round of penalty. With only 1,100 chips da Team PokerStars Pro will be blinded off.
From under the gun, Matt Matros raised and then Kenneth Krouner reraised from middle position. Bob Lauria called from the big blind and then Matros called as well.
The flop came down and Lauria checked. Matros checked and then Krouner bet. Lauria called and then Matros raised. Krouner called and Lauria called.
The turn added the to the board and Lauria checked to Matros who bet out. Krouner called and then Lauria folded after some deliberation.
The river completed the board with the and Matros bet. Krouner made the call, but mucked when Matros tabled his flush with the . Krouner dropped to 54,000 and Lauria to 11,000.
Matros is now up to 115,000 and looking to go for his second bracelet of the 2010 WSOP. He won Event No. 12: $1,500 Limit Hold’em for $189,870 less than a week ago.