Saar Wilf raised to 25,000 from late position, and when it folded to him in the big blind, Jason Sackler moved all in for 153,000 total. Wilf called, and it was showdown time.
Sackler:
Wilf:
The flop put Wilf in the lead with top pair and gave Sackler a gutshot Broadway draw. The on the turn improved Wilf to two pair, but it also added the possibility of a flush on the board for a chop. The was neither a diamond nor a ten, and Sackler took his leave. Wilf continued building his chip mountain and was up to 1.3 million.
The bust outs came at breakneck pace today. We've lost more than 85% of the players who began Day 2 eight and a half levels ago. But now everyone is getting a little tired and a little tense. With final table day in sight, most players have put on the breaks. We lost one player so far this level after losing 10 the previous level and 25 before that.
David Aue raised preflop. William Daymon, the big blind, had less than three blinds behind, and moved all in. Aue called the extra chips and turned over . "I wish we had more players," he told Daymon. "At least I've got the kind of hand that can crack 'em," Daymon said, tabling . The flop was the kind of start Daymon would need to do that, and the on the turn gave him extra straight outs. But somehow, the on the river didn't get him there, and Daymon shook hands with his table on his way out.
With Daymon's elimination, there are 36 players left. They are breaking one more table now, leaving us with four.
Adam Geyer checked a board, and Phil Hellmuth bet 27,000. Geyer called, then checked again after the put a fourth diamond on the river. This time, Hellmuth checked behind. Geyer turned up for two pair. Hellmuth flew out of his chair. "What is that!?!" he shouted. "How bad are they?" It's a tough life, Phil.
Hellmuth slipped a bit to 355,000. Geyer's got 350,000.
Spencer Hudson was all in preflop with against Jared Michelizzi's . The flop meant Hudson had to dodge fives in addition to aces to stay alive. The turn was a safe card, but the on the river was all it took to bust Hudson. Michelizzi now has 640,000 in front of him.
Agop Rustemoglu came out the big winner of a three-way all in. It was his against Nicholas Heather's and Ross Meyers' . The flop put Agop way out in front and left Heather with once out and Meyers drawing dead. The turn put the possibility of a chop out there, but the river sealed Heather and Myers' fates. Agop built his stack to 450,000 with that double elimination.
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flop put Wilf in the lead with top pair and gave Sackler a gutshot Broadway draw. The 
on the turn improved Wilf to two pair, but it also added the possibility of a flush on the board for a chop. The 
was neither a diamond nor a ten, and Sackler took his leave. Wilf continued building his chip mountain and was up to 1.3 million.
. Danny Wong called with 
.
, giving Beasley two pair and leaving Wong in need of some major help.
and the river was the 
, giving Beasley new life. She now has 145,000 while Wong is at 200,000.
. The 
flop was the kind of start Daymon would need to do that, and the 
on the turn gave him extra straight outs. But somehow, the 
on the river didn't get him there, and Daymon shook hands with his table on his way out.
, giving him the win and bringing his stack to 170,000. Meanwhile, Daymon dropped to 43,000.
and Disessa began to stand and make his exit. That is when the 
flop meant Hudson had to dodge fives in addition to aces to stay alive. The 
turn was a safe card, but the 
against Nicholas Heather's 
and Ross Meyers'