We can confirm through Twitter that Matt Marafioti has been eliminated from the tournament.
Adzizzy Matthew MarafiotiBusto in the 1500 NL in 196th. I lost a 115k pot with QQ to A9 all in pre. 9 on the flop, A on the turn. The average is 75k. 1k 2k blinds.July 01 2012
We missed the hand(s) leading to David Sands elimination, but he has been sent to the rail after having over 100K in chips just a short while ago. He later Tweeted about his bustout.
Doc_Sands David Doc SandsBusto 1500. Ran stack upto 80k, got coolered once then lost a 100k flip.July 01 2012
A late position player opened to 4,100 and the player in the small blind tossed out a call. Cherish Andrews peeked at her cards from the big blind and opted to join the two.
The flop was and the small blind and Andrews checked. The original raiser continued out for 7,500 and the big blind quickly folded. Andrews called and the two saw a turn of which paired the board. Andrews decided to take the lead on the turn by betting 9,000. Her opponent called and the board was completed with the .
Andrews moved out a large stack of purple t500 chips for a bet of 10,000. Her opponent replied by moving all in and a frustrated Andrews threw her hand into the muck.
We caught up with the action on a flop, where Steve Brecher was in a heads-up pot.
Brecher checked from the big blind and his opponent in the cutoff fired 3,400 into the middle. Brecher made the call to see a turn, which brought the .
Brecher again checked and, undeterred, Brecher's opponent fired again for 8,800. Brecher tanked for about two minutes, but eventually opted to fold his hand.
The World Poker Tour champion, whose live-tournament winnings exceed, $2.4 million, is down to 42,000.
and the small blind and Andrews checked. The original raiser continued out for 7,500 and the big blind quickly folded. Andrews called and the two saw a turn of 
which paired the board. Andrews decided to take the lead on the turn by betting 9,000. Her opponent called and the board was completed with the 
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flop, where Steve Brecher was in a heads-up pot.
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