Fabrizio Gonzalez just doubled up through Nicholas Augustino. We are not sure when the chips went into the middle but Gonzalez was holding and Augustino on a board on .
Then William Rogers doubled through William Reynolds. Rogers holding , Reynolds holding and a board of doing the business for Rogers.
Finally, Steven Schwan has been eliminated by Vanessa Selbst. Selbst was holding , Schwan and the assigned Schwan to the rail.
The board is now showing thirty-seven players and one of them is not David Elfan. We missed his elimination but understand it was Fernando Brito who eliminated him. Brito, who has won close to $1 million mainly in Europe, is now hovering in the 630,000 region after having a fantastic few levels.
The reason we missed the Elfan elimination is because we were watching Frank Rusnak doubling up. All of the money went into the middle pre-flop with Rusnak holding and Duval holding . So Rusnak was dominated and the situation was even more woeful after the flop.
Joey Weissman started the action off with limping under the gun. The next player to act was Ryan D'Angelo who moved all in for around 140,000. The table folded around back to Weissman who quickly made the call.
Weissman:
D'Angelo:
The board came and with that D'Angelo was eliminated.
There has been relatively little action on the 5-tables in the past fifteen-minutes.
We did see Jason Wheeler move all-in from under the gun but he didn't get any takers. Then we saw Frank Rusnak open to 16,000 in the cutoff, Williams Rogers three-bet to 45,000 on the button and Scott Davies move all-in from the big blind for 243,000. Rusnak snap-folded but Rogers (who had left himself 120,000 behind) tanked for ages before folding.
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and Augustino 
on a board on 
.
, Reynolds holding 
and a board of 
doing the business for Rogers.
, Schwan 
assigned Schwan to the rail.
and Rusnak had found a very unlikely double-up.
and with that D'Angelo was eliminated.
