Landry completed with the showing, and Devonshire raised with the showing. Landry called. Landry then called bets from Devonshire on fourth and fifth, only to raise him on sixth street. Devonshire called.
On seventh, Devonshire checked (intending to check-raise he later said) and Landry checked behind. Devonshire tabled for jacks and deuces, but Landry showed for a winning flush.
Devonshire is left with only 20,200 chips, while Landry is up to 105,000.
Marc Fluss lost most of his chip stack on the hand above, where he raised after Ylon Schwartz completed. Kai Landry then reraised, and both players came along. All three players checked fourth street, with Schwartz taking the bet lead on fifth. Both players called, then Landry bet out on sixth aafter it was checked to him. Schwartz folded, but Fluss stuck around to the river, where both players checked. Landry flipped up for two pair, and Fluss flipped up for a pair and missed straight draw.
Shortly after that, Fluss was eliminated when his split kings failed to improve against Eugene Katchalov's wired pair of aces.
Bryan Devonshire was crippled in a hand earlier, and rode the short stack for a while until Ylon Schwartz finally busted him. Devo bet out on fourth and fifth streets, and Schwartz just called. On sixth street, Devo bet, and Schwartz raised enough to put him all in. Devo called, and Schwartz revealed a monster, as he had the in the hole for trips. Devo was drawing very slim with the in the hole, and couldn't catch one of the two remainin sixes on seventh street, and was sent to the rail. Schwartz is up to 140,000.
We caught up with the action on fifth street, where Ghaneian bet and Bloch called. The same action occurred on sixth and seventh street as well, and Ghaneian showed a flush. Bloch mucked his hand, dropping to 26,000 chips.
Jonathan Spinks - (x) (x) / / (x)
Ali Eslami - (x) (x) / / (x)
We caught up with the action on fifth street, where Eslami bet and Spinks called. Spinks called two more bets from Eslami on sixth and seventh, and mucked when Spinks tabled for a straight to the queen.
Eslami is up to 55,000 chips, while Spinks is down to 36,000.
Shaun Deeb just chipped up after making a call on the river with just one pair. The action started on third street with Ghaneian completing and Deeb raising. Andy Bloch called, as did Ghaneian, and all three players checked fourth street. On fifth street, Ghaneian checked raised Deeb, and Bloch got out of the way, but Deeb stuck around. The two players checked sixth street, and Deeb called on seventh street. Deeb revealed for a pair of tens, and Ghaneian mucked. Deeb is now back to 150,000, and Ghaneian dropped to 96,000.
Jeremy Ausmus - (x) (x) / / (x)
Jorge Leon - (x) (x) / / (x)
Ausmus and Leon got three bets in right away, and on fourth, Leon check called one bet. After pairing on fifth, Ausmus bet and Leon Called. The same action took place on sixth, and both players checked on seventh.
Ausmus tabled for two-pair; kings and fours. Leon mucked, and is left with only 11,000 chips.
Eric Buchman and Shaun Deeb have tangled in a number of pots recently, including one where Deeb called Buchman down with just a pair of eights. Deeb professed that he had a solid read on Buchman, but Buchman insisted he had a good hand.
"What's your name again?" Deeb asked.
"Eric," Buchman responded bluntly.
A few moments passed.
"Hey," Buchman uttered. "What was your name again?"
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for jacks and deuces, but Landry showed 
for a winning flush.
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for two pair, and Fluss flipped up 
for a pair and missed straight draw.
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in the hole for trips. Devo was drawing very slim with the 
in the hole, and couldn't catch one of the two remainin sixes on seventh street, and was sent to the rail. Schwartz is up to 140,000.
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