Vitaly Lunkin got his short stack in on a flop of 
(X) with 
. Aces are awfully nice in pot-limit omaha, but they're not nice when your opponent has kings and flops his set. Lunkin's opponent quickly called him down with 
, and two blanks on the turn and river ushered him out the door in time to grab dessert and catch a late show.
Ted Lawson has been sent to the rail in a three-way all-in clash preflop with Harry Pozefsky and Miguel Proulx.
Pozefsky: 
Lawson: 
Proulx: 
The board landed 
and despite flopping a straight, Lawson was rivered as Pozefsky takes it down with a full house. Lawson is out.
Ross Boatman was all in from the cutoff following a raise from Noah Boeken who was in the tank as we approached the table. It was 28,400 to to Boeken who deliberated before committing to match the bet.
Boatman:
Boeken: 
Boatman had the advantage with the aces, but the flop of 
turned things around as Boeken flopped two pair. However the 
on the turn and 
on the river gave Boatman a better two pair with aces and threes to collect the double up.
Boatman is up to 62,000 with Boeken at 87,000.
The players are back from their dinner break with nothing but an appetite for chips! The cards are back in the air!
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
The players are now taking a sixty-minute dinner break.
With David Benyamine's last chips in on the flop, Tom Dwan and Tony Paino continued betting into the side pot on the turn with the board reading 
. Dwan bet 42,800 and Paino called before both players checked the 
river.
Paino showed 
for trip fours but Dwan had caught the river with his 
. Dwan takes the pot to move up to 289,000. Paino is down to 145,000 while Benyamine's cards hit the muck and he was eliminated.
Vitaly Lunkin opened the pot with a late-position raise, and Vanessa Selbst three-bet to 10,400 from the big blind. Lunkin called, and the two of them took a flop of , and Selbst moved her last 23,400 chips into the pot. Lunkin quickly called.
Showdown
Lunkin: 
Selbst: 
It was bad news for the at-risk Selbst, out-pipped by Lunkin's one-better overpair. The on the turn was a blank for her, and so was the 
river, and she has run out of chips. Lunkin notches the knockout, chipping up to 125,000 in the process.
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