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Jon Turner completed before Michael Rocco put in a raise. Turner made the call and then again for the last 600 of Rocco's chips on fourth street. The boards ran out:
Turner: (
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Rocco: (
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Turner started out with split kings and had a ton of outs on the river to win the pot but Rocco's two pair held to take it down and double to 28,000. Turner slips to 51,000.
Scott Seiver: 
(X) / 
Owais Ahmed: 
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Scott Seiver bet on streets three through five, and Owais Ahmed called all the way. Ahmed was first to act on sixth and he checked; Seiver checked behind.
Ahmed check-called on seventh street and turned over a six-high straight. Seiver could only boast two pair, and the former chip leader dropped again to just 23,000 - only a few players are now shorter than he is. Ahmed meanwhile increased his stack to a rather healthier 61,000.
Said Elsanafiri: 
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Barbara Lewis: / 
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Barbara Lewis got her last 1,600 in on third street and her pair of eights stayed ahead all the way up until seventh street, when Said Elsanafiri's final down card gave him a pair of queens.
Elsanafiri claimed Lewis' tournament scalp and moved up to 70,000.
Hani Awad was all in for his last chips in fourth street with Sorel Mizzi making the call.
Awad: () / 
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Mizzi: (
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Awad made queens up, but Mizzi made kings up to take it down. Awad hits the rail as Mizzi storms up to a massive 210,000 chips.
The following players are each taking home $3,558 in prize money for their time here in this tournament.
25th Hani Awad
26th David Shapiro
27th Barbara Lewis
28th Lewis Lipsey
29th Cory Zeidman
30th Marco Liesy
31st Erich Kollmann
32nd George Trigeorgis
Folowing the exit of Hani Awad, we are now down to three tables. Furthermore we have reached our second pay jump - everyone left in is now guaranteed $4,241.
Table 311
Seat 1: John Regan - 73,300
Seat 2: Darren Shebell - 87,000
Seat 3: Christine Pietsch - 44,000
Seat 4: Sorel Mizzi - 225,000
Seat 5: Peter Klaus-Stohner - 22,000
Seat 6: Pat Pezzin - 280,000
Seat 7: Jon Turner - 92,000
Seat 8: already empty by the time we got there, but we suspect it was Scott Epstein, briefly
Table 313
Seat 1: Alex Kravchenko - 34,000
Seat 2: James Laird - 31,000
Seat 3: Steven Albini - 78,000
Seat 4: Michael Rocco - 6,000
Seat 5: Brian Johnson - 110,000
Seat 6: Richard Ashby - 150,000
Seat 7: Scott Seiver - 48,000
Seat 8: Eric Friedman - 58,000
Table 316
Seat 1: Said Elsanafiri - 33,000
Seat 2: Vorakboth Eam - 71,000
Seat 3: Julian Herold - 59,000
Seat 4: Owais Ahmed - 36,000
Seat 5: Dan Heimiller - 60,000
Seat 6: Raymond Walter - 97,000
Seat 7: Greg Mascio - 46,000
Seat 8: Sergey Pomerantsev - 42,000
The more attentive reader will notice that the bulk of the chips are on Table 311. We'll be watching very closely...
Michael Rocco was all in on third street for his last chips against Scott Seiver and Eric Friedman in a re-raised pot. The two live players checked fourth street before Friedman bet fifth to force a fold from Seiver.
Seiver: (XX) / 
Rocco: (
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Friedman: () / 
Rocco made a decent set of sixes but Friedman rivered a full house to take it down and eliminate Rocco from the tournament. Friedman moves up to 80,000.
Level: 16
Blinds: /
Ante:
Christine Pietsch: (XX) / 
- fold
Sorel Mizzi: 
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Peter Klaus-Stoner: 
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Christine Pietsch completed and both Sorel Mizzi and Peter Klaus-Stohner both called.
Mizzi was first to act on fourth street and he bet out. Klaus-Stohner raised, Pietsch got out of their way and Mizzi made the call.
Mizzi bet out again on sixth, and this time Klaus-Stohner's raise was all in for 5,200. Mizzi called, and his two pair was good against Klaus-Stohner's pair of jacks to send the latter to the rail.
Mizzi now looks to be our chip leader on 260,000.
