The cutoff seat raised to 450 and Jason Mercier called from the big blind to see the flop come down 
. Mercier led for 375 and his opponent called.
After the turn 
and river 
, both players checked each time. Mercier showed just the 
on the end, but then mucked his hand when his opponent turned over the 
.
On the 
flop, one player checked to PokerNews blogger Josh Cahlik and he bet 650. His opponent called and the turn was the 
to pair the board, Both players checked and the river was the . After the first player checked again, Cahlik bet 1,800. His opponent called.
"You're good," announced Cahlik. His opponent then turned over the 
and Cahlik mucked his hand.
Jason Mercier got all in with an opponent on the 
flop holding top two with the . His opponent held the . The turn was the and river the 
, keeping Mercier in front and busting his opponent.
From under the gun, Sean Getzwiller raised to 425. Action folded to Kevin MacPhee in the cutoff seat and he reraised all in for 4,550. Play got back to Getzwiller and he made the call.
Getzwiller: 
MacPhee: 
The flop, turn and river ran out 
and MacPhee doubled up, which left Getzwiller with about 5,500. He was then eliminated shortly thereafter.
Level: 6
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Harrison Gimbel was featured in the PokerNews WSOP Rookie Roundup series and just doubled up to about 2,700. He moved all in for 1,375 from early position and the player in the cutoff seat made the call. Everyone else folded.
Gimbel: 
Opponent: 
Although he was dominated going in, Gimbel came out on top after the board ran out 
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Matt Giannetti was all in on the flop for 4,475. His opponent tanked for a bit, but eventually gave up the hand and Giannetti won the pot. He's up to nearly 10,000 in chips, now.
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