We happened upon Table 440 with Daniel Perper all in for 103,000 and at risk against Konstantin Puchkov.
Showdown
Puchkov: 
Perper: 
Perper was racing for his tournament life, and even though he was ahead, he didn't seem too comfortable even after the flop came down 
. With that said, Perper did breathe a big sigh of relief when the 
turned and guaranteed him the win. After the meaningless 
was put out on the river, Puchkov paid off Perper and dropped to 125,500.
We caught up with the action on an 
flop, where Joseph Cheong was heads up in a pot against Rodrigo Caprioli.
Cheong quickly fired 11,500 into the middle from early position and Caprioli called from the cutoff seat.
Both players checked the 
turn, however, when the completed the board, Cheong cut out a bet to 28,500 and placed it in the middle. Caprioli didn't take long to fold and Cheong scooped the pot.
Cheong is up to 360,000.
With around 100,000 in the pot and a flop of 
, Dan Smith managed to get all in with 
and was up against the 
of Matt Matros. Smith was in good shape and was looking to dodge a diamond, which he did on the 
turn.
Matros was still looking for a diamond to eliminate Smith, but it wasn't in the cards as the river improved Smith to a full house.
JonAguiar Jonathan Aguiar KJ<A6 for avg stack to bust, ran pretty salty in the AIPF spots but at least i won the bubble flip
June 29 2012
We happened upon the action on the turn with 70,000 in the pot and a board reading 
. Brendon Rubie, who finished runner-up in Event 28: $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Four-Handed, had just bet 17,000 only to have Fabrizio Gonzalez raise to 34,000.
Rubie thought for a long time before putting in the call, and then turned right around and bet out 80,000 on the 
river. The bet had Gonzalez covered, meaning he'd have to call off his last 77,000 if he wanted to have a showdown. Gonzalez gave it even more thought than Rubie had on the turn, but ultimately decided to preserve his stack and wait for a different spot.
We caught up with the action just as Edwin Movagharian was getting all in for about 80,000 against Galen Hall.
Hall: 
Movagharia: 
The board ran out 
and Hall sent Movagharia to the rail with aces and kings.
Hall is up to 230,000 following the knockout.
Allen Kessler opened the action to 10,000 from early position and only Panayote Vilandos in the small blind would make the call. On the 
flop, Vilandos checked and then raised to 33,000 after Kessler led for 12,500. Kessler took his time to call as the 
was dealt on the turn. At this point, Vilandos shoved all in, having Kessler covered.
"Probably have three jacks, but i guess i gotta call," Kessler said, committing the rest of his now short stack. His guess wasn't quite correct, but close enough as Vilandos turned over 
for a flopped set of eights. Kessler's would need some help. The was no help and it was all over for Kessler.
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