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With all the money going in preflop, it was Nicholas Mitchell's last 166,500 going in good holding 
to be up against Scott Baumstein's 
.
The board was spread 
to see Mitchell's eights hold as he doubles to 334,000 while also taking the lead in their heads-up duel.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
334,000
158,000
|
158,000 |
|
266,000
-158,000
|
-158,000 |
|
||
Level: 4
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
Here are some photos from the players contending the Event #24: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout!
With Erik Seidel still battling it out three-handed for a place on yet another WSOP final table, it truly is justification for his recent acceptance in the WSOP Poker Hall of Fame.
Consequently, we thought we should look at some of the previous inductees since 1979.
| Year | Inductee |
|---|---|
| 1979 | Nick “The Greek” Dandolos |
| “ | James Butler “Wild Bill Hickok” |
| “ | Edmond Hoyle |
| “ | Felton “Corky” McCorquodale |
| “ | Johnny Moss |
| “ | Red Winn |
| “ | Sid Wyman |
| 1980 | T “Blondie” Forbes |
| 1981 | Bill Boyd |
| 1982 | Tom Abdo |
| 1983 | Joe Bernstein |
| 1984 | Murph Harrold |
| 1985 | Red Hodges |
| 1986 | Henry Green |
| 1987 | Walter Clyde “Puggy” Pearson |
| 1988 | Doyle Brunson |
| “ | Jack “Treetop” Strauss |
| 1989 | Fred “Sarge” Ferris |
| 1990 | Benny Binion |
| 1991 | David “Chip” Reese |
| 1992 | Thomas Austin “Amarillo Slim” Preston |
| 1993 | Jack Keller |
| 1996 | Julius Oral “Little Man” Popwell |
| 1997 | Roger Moore |
| 2001 | Stu “The Kid” Ungar |
| 2002 | Lyle Berman |
| “ | Johnny Chan |
| 2003 | Bobby Baldwin |
| 2004 | Berry Johnston |
| 2005 | Crandall Addington |
| “ | Jack Binion |
| 2006 | Billy Baxter |
| “ | T.J. Cloutier |
| 2007 | Phil Hellmuth |
| “ | Barbara Enright |
| 2008 | Henry Orenstein |
| “ | Duane “Dewey” Tomko |
| 2009 | Mike Sexton |
| 2010 | Dan Harrington |
| “ | Erik Seidel |
On a board reading 
, Alan Goehring checked-called a 21,000 bet from Adam Junglen on the button.
The 
river completed the board and Goehring again checked, prompting an all-in bet from Junglen. Goehring called off his remaining stack.
Goehring: 
Junglen: 
"Wow, there was no way for you to get away from that," Junglen said in surprise upon seeing the boat vs. boat cooler.
With that, Adam Junglen has advanced and will return to play at the final table tomorrow.
Jordan Young opened his button with an 8,000-chip min-raise only to have Todd Terry three-bet to 20,000. Young made the call, and when faced with a 22,000-chip bet on the 
flop, he called that too.
With the dealer dropping the on the river, Terry pushed for his last 107,000, and after a lengthy deliberation, Young folded.
Terry flashed his 
for a semi-bluff as he raked in the pot to move to 192,000 in chips.
Mark Radoja opened the button to 8,000 only to have Yasuhiro Waki three-bet to 25,000 from the big blind. Radoja pushed a stack of 25,000-denomination chips into the pot and Waki called off his 119,000.
Radoja: 
Waki: 
With Waki in dominating shape, the 
board would ensure his double to 239,000 as Radoja slipped back to 361,000 in chips.
As Waki was pushed the pot, he went on a celebratory rant running round the room before the Tournament Director issued him his last warning on excessive celebration.
With all the money going in preflop, it was Jeffrey Gross' last 165,000 in a flip against James Akenhead.
Gross:
Akenhead: 
The board ran out 
to see Gross spike top pair on the flop to move to just over 330,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
331,000
206,000
|
206,000 |
|
269,000
-206,000
|
-206,000 |
Scott Baumstein has just managed to find a double courtesy of a preflop clash with Nicholas Mitchell.
Baumstein: 
Mitchell:
The board ran out 
to see Baumstein move to 210,000 as Mitchell slips to 390,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
390,000
56,000
|
56,000 |
|
|
210,000
-56,000
|
-56,000 |
|
|
||
On a 
flop we found JP Kelly raising himself all in against Tom Marchese.
Kelly:
Marchese: 
With Kelly needing to spike a spade or running cards for a straight, the on the turn would be one of his runner-runner outs.
Unfortunately for the former bracelet holder, the 
on the river wouldn't be his ideal card as he was bundled out in 18th place as Tom Marchese advances through to the final table.
