Phil Hellmuth was ranting about Max Steinberg who had just taken a pot from him with 
. The dealer quickly swept in the board so we weren't able to get the action, but Hellmuth was clearly frustrated. "It's a miracle you're still here," Hellmuth vented.
Hellmuth was left with about 135,000 after the hand, which is well below the chip average.
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The money went all in after a flop of 
. David Frazier was the player at risk holding 
. He was up against Darin Utley who was holding 
.
The turn was the 
and the river brought the 
, eliminating Frazier.
Here are the seating assignments for the final two tables:
Feature Table
Seat 1- Phil Hellmuth
Seat 2- Max Steinberg
Seat 3- Scott Vener
Seat 4- David Aue
Seat 5- Keith Lehr
Seat 6- James Andersen
Seat 7- Jose Gatmaitan
Seat 8- Kevin Howe
Seat 9- Daniel Wjuniski
Table 320
Seat 1- David Frazier
Seat 2- Saar Wilf
Seat 3- Devin Looney
Seat 4- Josh Brikis
Seat 5- Pascal LeFrancois
Seat 6- Kurt Disessa
Seat 7- Darin Utley
Seat 8- Jared Michellizza
Seat 9- Matthew Ezrol
Everyone has taken their seats and and the cards are back in the air.
With the bust out of Raymond Geary, we're down to two tables and we're taking a stroll across the Amazon Room to the orange section, where one of the tables will be on the feature table. Be back in a few.
Kevin Howe raised to 50,000 from the button only to have Raymond Geary move all in for 300,000 in the big blind. Howe made the call and they turned over their cards:
Howe: 
Geary: 
The board ran out 
and Geary was eliminated in 19th place. He will take home $16,275.
Pascal LeFrancois made it 65,000 before Jared Michelizzi, bumped it up to 130,000. LeFrancois thought about it for a few seconds before saying, "Show me jacks if I fold?"
Michelizzi nodded and LeFrancois pushed his cards over to the muck. While he did that, Michelizzi said, "You might not be happy you folded."
Scott Vener piped up and said, "Nice way to protect our home. That's my guard dog."
David Aue raised to 45,000 under the gun and had Scott Vener reraised to 145,000. Daniel Wjuniski, who was in the small blind, took his time before pushing all in for a total of 439,000.
Aue folded and action was back on Scott Vener, who went into the tank. After a minute or two, Vener folded 
face up. Wjuniski slid his cards into the much and added another 200,000 to his stack.
With about 125,000 in the pot preflop, the flop came 
. Saar Wilf checked and Jared Michelizzi bet 100,000. Wilf stared down Michelizzi before folding 
, with no spade, face up.
Michelizzi showed 
for a flopped straight. He increased his stack to 610,000 while Wilf is down to 500,000.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
