Table 331
Seat 1: Ryan D'Angelo
Seat 2: Mick Carlson
Seat 3: Adam Richardson
Seat 4: Joseph Pitti
Seat 5: David Sanchez
Seat 6: Brent Roberts
Seat 7: Giuseppe Padovano
Seat 8: Josh Goldstein
Seat 9: Edin Pasillas
Table 332
Seat 1: Peter Dufek
Seat 2: Benjamin Meredith
Seat 3: John Clancy
Seat 4: John Dolan
Seat 5: Michael Dietrich
Seat 6: Sebastian Roy
Seat 7: Raul Gonzales
Seat 9: Daniel Fuhs
Table 336
Seat 1: Luther Lewis
Seat 2: Michael Trahan
Seat 3: Michael Muldoon
Seat 4: Timothy Beeman
Seat 5: Jeffrey Frye
Seat 6: Peter Traply
Seat 7: Scott Montgomery
Seat 8: Michael Michnik
Seat 9: Daniel Carbonari
Scott Montgomery started the day off with a double up but had slipped down to 123,000 when he moved all in once more while sitting the big blind. He got called by Daniel Carbonari who was nursing a stack over 400,000.
Montgomery:
Carbonari:
Not only did Montgomery miss the flop, but Carbonari picked up a straight draw when it came . However, the on the turn gave Montgomery a pair and the on the river allowed it to hold.
Montgomery now has 258,000 while Carbonari has slipped to 320,000
Eliminations are coming at a fast and furious pace today. Like many of our elimination hands today, all the chips were in the middle preflop with Alexey Golodyaev instigating things from middle position and Michael Dietrich calling from the big blind.
Dietrich:
Golodyaev:
Dietrich was ahead from the get-go and spiked top pair to boot with a flop of . The on the turn and on the river didn't change a thing and Dietrich is up to 262,000 at the expense of Golodyaev.
Dmitry Vitkind had raised to 23,000 in middle position with Charles Hatley calling from the button and Michael Dietrich coming along from the small blind with the big blind calling as well.
Vitkind bet 39,000 into the flop with Hatley being the only caller. When the came on the turn Vitkind went all in for 115,000 and Hatley made the call.
Vitkind:
Hatley:
Vitkind wasn't able to improve when the came on the river and he has been eliminated from play while Hatley has improved to 450,000.
We came to Richard Florestan with a flop of already on board. Timothy Beeman bet 27,000, with Florestan calling from the button to see the hit the turn. Beeman then moved all in, putting Florestan to the decision for his whole stack.
"Will you show me if I fold?" Florestan asked.
"I'll show you if you call," replied Beeman.
Florestan did eventually make the call with for a flopped two pair, nines and eights. Beeman opened , having turned a two-outer for a set of fours. The river ended Florestan's day.
Beeman is now near the top of the counts with 957,000.
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on the turn gave Montgomery a pair and the 
on the river allowed it to hold.
on the turn and 
on the river didn't change a thing and Dietrich is up to 262,000 at the expense of Golodyaev.
and Bury was in bad shape with 
on his hands.
and Bury hits the rail.
flop with Hatley being the only caller. When the 
came on the turn Vitkind went all in for 115,000 and Hatley made the call.
came on the river and he has been eliminated from play while Hatley has improved to 450,000.
for a flopped two pair, nines and eights. Beeman opened 
, having turned a two-outer for a set of fours. The river