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Manuel Labandeira: 
/ with the 
on seventh street
Elgie Morris: 
Manuel Labandeira, all in on fourth street or thereabouts, was already standing up to leave, but thought he had better check his last down card, just in case - and it was a good thing he did, as it made him a low and he chopped the pot.
The reprieve was short-lived, though - just a few minutes later we strolled by his table and he was gone.
Seat 1: Omar Mehmood - 44,500
Seat 2: Colby Pitt - 6,500
Seat 3: Karina Jett - 69,000
Seat 4: David Levi - 110,000
Seat 5: Jeff Duvall - 29,000
Seat 6: Gina Hecht - 14,000
Seat 7: Vince Burgio - 40,000
Seat 8: Douglas Carli - 14,000
Burke all in on fifth street.
Richard Burke: 
/
Kevin MacPhee: 
/
Burke - 6,500
MacPhee - 70,000
Phil Ivey: (XX) / 
Dale Phillips: (XX) / 
Phil Ivey is up to 45,000 after betting on seventh street and finally eliciting a fold from Dale Phillips, who in the process dipped to 121,000.
Allyn Marshall: 
/ 
Daniel Studer: 
/ 
We caught up with the hand at showdown. Allyn Marshall, who had only around 2,000 chips behind, announced, "A low and aces," and turned over his cards. Daniel Studer turned his up cards face down but kept his hand on them as he studied Marshall's holding.
"Holy s***, I scoop," said Marshall, but Studer was still eyeing up his cards.
"Hang on, do you have two pair? I have two pair," said Studer and turned over jacks and deuces. "I thought you said aces up."
"You teased me!" said Marshall as they duly chopped it up - Marshall was at 15,000 after that, Studer at 60,000.
Chuckled tablemate Larry Wright as the chopping of the pot was executed, "Where I come from, it's hard to make a low with aces up."
Ronnie Brown has been eliminated by Brandon Cantu, all the chips flying in on sixth street.
Brown: / /
Cantu: 
/ 
/
Cantu back up to 58,000.
I didn't witness the hand, but it would appear as though neighbor Christopher Tryba was the sole benefactor. He is currently rebuilding a newly acquired stack of 72,000.
Level: 14
Blinds: /
Ante:
Christopher Nelligan: (XX) / 
John Racener: (XX) / 
- fold
It looked as though Christopher Nelligan had bet all the way and John Racener had called, but come seventh street Nelligan bet out one last time and this time Racener passed.
Nelligan moved up to 48,000. Racener took another small hit and was at 79,000 after that.
