Evan Dollinger raised to 8,000 preflop and Gregory Brooks reraised all in from the big blind. Dollinger called to put himself at risk for elimination.
Dollinger:
Brooks:
The board played out .
Dollinger's friend came up from the rail and slapped him on the behind, he was so happy for him. Dollinger is now up to 135,000 and Brooks is short stacked.
A player in middle position raised to 4,000 and was reraised by Justin Marsh who pushed all in for his remaining 35,000. Kenny Nguyen called the all in and the original raiser folded.
Richard Toth opened for 8,000 in late position and was called by Helen Ellis in the big blind. The flop came , Ellis check-called 11,000 from Toth. The turn fell and both players checked. The river produced the and Ellis quietly announced all in for 64,000.
Toth called and lost all the color in his face when Ellis tabled . Toth flashed pocket aces and counted down his stack. Toth was almost exactly even with Ellis and when it was all said and done he had exactly two 500 chips. He went all in on the next hand and won, but still not enough for one big blind.
Action started when a player in middle position raised to 8,500 and was reraised by Nelson Resendiz to 19,000. Jonathan Turner then reraised to about 23,000 and Resendiz pushed all in. Turner made the call.
Turner:
Resendiz:
The board ran out .
Turner is down to around 40,000 and Resendiz is up to around 235,000.
Philippe Plouffe moved all in from the cutoff and action folded around to Garrett Beckman, who made the call. Plouffe tabled and had to catch to best Beckman's .
Board:
Failing to improve Plouffe sent a big chunk of his stack over Beckman and is short stacked at the moment.
After having lost a massive pot in a previous hand, Aneris Adomkevicius was practically forced all in before the flop with a measly , only to be called down by Peter Ketterling who tabled .
Adomkevicius found a little bit of help on the flop of , but the on the turn put Ketterling even further ahead. Needing a six to stay alive, Adomkevicius fell one short with the river and went busto.
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and his opponent turned over 
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. Toth flashed pocket aces and counted down his stack. Toth was almost exactly even with Ellis and when it was all said and done he had exactly two 500 chips. He went all in on the next hand and won, but still not enough for one big blind.
for his remaining 75,000 chips. Allan Le made the call.
for a set of eights and Le turned over 
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on the river.
