Karp is Not a Fan of Broadway
Kevin Allen moved all in from early position for 89,500, and action was on Steve Karp. He thought long and hard before calling off for 64,000, and the rest of the field got out of the way.
Showdown
Allen: 
Karp: 
Allen was ahead, but was clearly unhappy when the flop fell 
. His disappoint would only last for a moment though as the 
turned to give him a straight. The 
river changed nothing and Karp exited in 67th place.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
160,000
57,000
|
57,000 |
|
Busted |
. The dealer dealt the flop, which came 
and gave Thumy two pair. This is when Fox realized that his initial raise was not big enough to put Thumy all in. Fox brought it to his attention, but the dealer dealt the turn card - a 
, which would give Fox a winning straight.
when Kennii Nguyen had checked and Stanislav Barshak bet 13,000. Nguyen responded by check-raising to 33,500, Barshak moved all in, and Nguyen called off for 96,500 more.
flop wasn't very exciting, and Allen would need some help to eliminate his foe. The dealer burned and turned a paint card, but it was the inconsequential 
. The dealer burned one last time and put out the 
turn and 
turn nor 
and Venovski checked, prompting a c-bet to 11,000 from Shorr. Venovski responded by check-raising to 34,000. Shorr thought it over and announced he was all in. Venovski quickly mucked and Shorr scooped the pot.
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spiked on the river to crush his spirits. While Kochelaevskiy picked up an open-ended straight draw, the 
would blank on the river to put an end to his day.
