34th: Anders Wessman . . . $24,041
35th: Tom McCormick . . . $24,041
36th: Brendon Rubie . . . $24,041
37th: Jonas Wexler . . . $20,324
38th: Sami Nasser . . . $20,324
39th: Pratyush Buddiga . . . $20,324
40th: Galen Hall . . . $20,324
41st: William Pierron . . . $20,324
Brendooor Brendooor Just busted :( lost a 600k flip with 88 v AK then ran my 14bbs into QQ when I had Q10.. Next event is the $10k 6-max on Tuesday..
June 30 2012
We caught up just as Anders Wessman was getting all in for his last 250,000 against Thomas Conway - who just barely had Wessman covered.
Conway: 
Wessman: 
"Good luck," Conway wished Wessman.
The 
kept Wessman in front, however, it would be Conway who got lucky when a 
landed on the turn and paired Conway's ace. An inconsequential 
completed the board and Wessman was eliminated.
Conway is up to 500,000.
Level: 22
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
Micah Raskin was all in preflop for 153,000 with 
and up against the 
of Amir Lehavot. The 
flop gave Raskin a little help, but he'd need more if he were to survive.
The turn gave him some added straight outs, but it'd be the river that would deliver him salvation and extend his tournament life. Meanwhile, Lehavot's cracked aces dropped him to 270,000.
We caught up with the action preflop, where Wexler had an 182,000 bet in front of him in the big blind and action was back on Erik Aude in the small blind. Aude called and appeared to think he would be all in.
The flop came 
and both players seemed to agree to get the rest of their chips into the middle. Aude had Wexler covered.
Aude: 
for a flush and straight draw.
Wexler: 
for middle pair.
The 
turn was inconsequential, however, the river left Aude with a flush and Wexler was sent to the rail.
Aude is up to 615,000.
We caught up with the action just as Pratyush Buddiga was getting all in preflop against Ronald Lee.
Lee: 
Buddiga: 
Buddiga had a very slight advantage going to the flop, however, the 
board left Lee with a pair of kings and eliminated Buddiga from the tournament.
Lee is up to 600,000 and is looking for his biggest cash since placing third in the 2010 WSOPE Championship No-Limit Hold'em.
Brendon Rubie raised to 21,000 from under the gun plus one and cleared the field all the way around to Joseph Cheong, who made the call from the small blind. Alexander Kravchenko then moved all in from the big blind for 280,000, Rubie moved all in over the top, and Cheong got out of the way.
Showdown
Kravchenko:
Rubie: 
The young Australian was ahead when the chips went in, but the 
flop paired the Russian and gave him the lead. The turn gave Kravchenko two pair, while the river made it a boat.
galenhall Galen Hall And out in 40th. Guy to my left opens with A4 utg, flats a 3b then check/raises A39 flop then flats the 3bet with most of his stack in the
June 30 2012
galenhall Galen Hall Middle and turns a 4 vs AK so is clearly wide. I get it in TT with Ts vs AK co vs bt a few hands later, Q34ss flop, Ks turn, Ax river, gg :(
June 30 2012
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