After being crippled in a previous hand, John Racener was able to double up through his neighbor, Mohsin Charania. We only caught Racener's hand and the board, and the 2010 November Niner's 
was good for a flush on the 
board.
Racener doubled to around 42,000, while Charania now has 54,000.
Joining them at the table now is the winner of the 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event; Jonathan Duhamel. Duhamel is two seats to Racener's left, and the two have combined for over $15 million in prizes here at the WSOP.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
54,000
94,000
|
94,000 |
|
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|
42,000
21,000
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21,000 |
|
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, and Parker led for the pot (14,900). His opponent only had around 20,000 behind, and moved all in. Parker called.
. We only saw three of the other players' four cards (
), and the river was the 
. The player was eliminated, while Parker pulled in the pot.
flop, Naoya Kihara, John Racener and Cary Katz all got the money in. Kihara held the 
for top set, Racener held the 
for middle set and Katz held the 
for a big draw.
and paired the board to give both Kihara and Racener a full house. Even despite them filling up with Kihara being in front, Katz could still spike the case four to quad up and win the hand.
and Kihara's full house won the pot. He was all in for 37,200 in chips on the flop, which covered Katz's 33,000 and eliminated him. Racener had both the players covered and was forced to send over the double-up chips for Kihara. Racener was left with about 21,000 in chips.
, giving him a winning flush. His opponent was eliminated, while RW3's stack ballooned to over 100,000 chips.
