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Anthony Damore has doubled up his short stack through Gordon Johnson with all the chips in preflop.
Damore: 
Johnson: 
Damore had to sweat until the river as the board ran out 
to collect the double up. He's back to 175,000.
Conrad Monica and Joseph Grenon may not be known to everyone at their table, but they certainly recognize each other. Ten days ago, they both went deep in Event #11: $1,500 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em. Grenon finished 33rd, earning more than $14,000. Monica made it a little further, taking home $17,000 for 14th place. They'd both like to go all the way this time.
JD McNamara opened with a raise to 40,000 with Joseph Grenon his lone customer in the big blind.
They saw a flop of 
and both players checked. Again on the 
turn it went check, check before the 
completed the board on the river. Grenon decided to take a stab with a bet of 73,000 but McNamara looked him up and tabled 
for ace-high which was good as Grenon sheepishly mucked.
McNamara is up to 510,000 with Grenon back to 430,000.
Shortly after losing all his chips to Michael Gross, Jonas Mackoff was all in for one big blind against Jeffrey Tebben and Thanh dat Tran. Tebben fired 112,000 into the side pot after the river of a 
board, and Tran folded. Mackoff turned up 
for tens and deuces, but Tebben's 
was plenty good enough to win the pot and eliminate Mackoff.
Mackoff, one of several Canadians making a splash in this event, picks up his third career WSOP cash and his first of 2010.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Jonas Mackoff opened to 29,000 from middle position with Michael Gross making the call on the button and Jeffrey Tebben coming along in the big blind.
They saw a flop of 
and Tebben checked to Mackoff who fired 60,000. Gross then announced he was all in which saw a fold from Tebben. However Mackoff was happy to make the call.
Gross: 
Mackoff:
Top pair for Gross but he was in some trouble as Mackoff showed the overpair. The dealer burned and turned the as Gross clapped his hands in delight at the suckout. The river fell the 
and Gros doubles through to 470,000 with Mackoff crippled.
JD McNamara raised it up to 30,000 from early position before Dean Schankin moved all in over the top. Play folded back to McNamara who made the call.
Schankin: 
McNamara: 
The board was spread 
and McNamara spiked an ace on the turn to eliminate Schankin in 26th place as McNamara now stacks up 540,000 chips.
Amongst the frantic relocating and identifying of players to their new seating allocations, we lost one of the more decorated players from the field in Christophe Benzimra.
With an EPT title and WPT cash to his credit, the remaining 26 players won't be disappointed to see the back of this talented player.
He's out in 27th place for his first WSOP career cash of $14,741.
They are now down to the final three tables, and here is how things fell in the seat draw:
Table 260
Seat 1: John McNamara
Seat 2: Grantland Hillman
Seat 3: Laura Cantero
Seat 4: Dean Schankin
Seat 5: Greg Pohler
Seat 6: Yordan Mitrentsov
Seat 7: Conrad Monica
Seat 8: Joseph Grenon
Seat 9: James Jeffrey
Table 261
Seat 1: Christophe Benzimra
Seat 2: Gordon Johnson
Seat 3: Jonas Mackoff
Seat 4: Edgar de la Torre
Seat 5: Thanh dat Tran
Seat 6: Jean Santoni
Seat 7: Michael Gross
Seat 8: Denis Murphy
Seat 9: Jeffrey Tebben
Table 262
Seat 1: Blake Kelso
Seat 2: Frederic Bussot
Seat 3: David Cai
Seat 4: Jaymes Rosenthal
Seat 5: Alexis Belanger-Lebel
Seat 6: Eugene Castro
Seat 7: John Tolbert
Seat 8: Anthony Damore
Seat 9: Holger Kanisch
