We caught up to the action to find a flop of 
spread in front of two players. The first was Charles Coultes, who is one of several players participating in Onnit Last Sticker Standing Contest. If Coultes, or anyone else sporting the patch happens to be the last person alive in the Main Event, they'll walk away with a cool $5,000.
The second player in the hand was Bryan Pellegrino. Coutles checked to Pelligrino and he bet out 1,150. Coutles called and the turn paired the board for a second time with the 
.
Coultes checked for a second time and Pellegrino kept on firing with a 2,600 bet. Coultes thought for a moment before mucking his hand and awarding Pellegrino the pot. Coultes is still sitting on a healthy stack of 60,000, putting him in contention for the Onnit grand prize.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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95,000
6,000
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6,000 |
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60,000
10,000
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10,000 |
flop and 1,600 on the 
turn before leading for 2,650 on the 
river. Ho called and upon seeing her opponent table 
, she turned over 
flop, 
turn and 
river. Conway tabled 
for a baby flush and Channing mucked without showing.
. Danzer's opponent was all in with 
for middle pair and needed help.
and 
.
on the turn saw another Selbst bet, this time for 2,700. Again the button paid the river admission price and the dealer felled the last card. The 
