Action folded to the Day 1 chip leader Radwan Khuri on the button and he raised all in for 135,000. In the small blind, Jim McCrink made the call.
Khuri held the and was up against the very powerful for McCrink. The flop, turn and river ran out to bust Khuri in 13th place.
This finish marked the third World Series of Poker cash on record for Khuri and he took home nearly $30,000. It's the largest WSOP cash he's ever recorded and the second biggest payday of his poker career.
Stuart Spear limped in from the hijack and Allyn Jaffrey Shulman raised it up to 160,000. The rest of the table folded and Spear made the call.
The flop came and Spear checked. Shulman then fired out for 200,000. Spear then raised and made it 550,000. Shulman took her time deciding what her best option was. After a few minutes drained away from the clock she folded.
On the button, William Thomson raised to 105,000. Martin Fitzmaurice reraised from the big blind to 350,000. Action folded back to Thomson and he moved all in for a little over 900,000. Fitzmaurice gave it up and Thomson won the pot to move to roughly 1.3 million in chips.
Jim McCrink was eliminated in 11th place after his couldn't out run his opponent's . The board read and McCrink couldn't compete against his opponent's set of eights.
Carolyn Tulloch raised it up to 125,000 and managed to find a caller in Stuart Spear. The rest of the table folded and we were all witness the flop. It was here that Tulloch moved all in for around 250,000 and Spear made the call.
Tulloch:
Spear:
Spear flopped two pair giving Tulloch not much wiggle room, she was going to need the board to pair or a jack to stay alive here today. The on the turn changed nothing, and the on the river sealed the deal and Tulloch was eliminated.