We noticed 2005 World Series of Poker finalist Andy Black was no longer seated at Table 438. A quick check with the lingering players revealed that Black was eliminated when he opened with a raise, Matthew Hyman three-bet, Black shipped all in with 
, and Hyman called with 
.
We're not sure how the board ran out, but we do know that Hyman ended with the best hand to send the Irishman to the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
226,000 | |
|
Busted |
flop already showing by the time we arrived at the table. There was over 7,000 already in the middle at this point and Paur had led with a bet of 3,200. His lone opponent called and it was on to the 
turn. Paur again led here, splashing out a bet of 7,500. His opponent again called and the dealer flipped over a 
river. Paur hesitated for a moment and then bet 18,800. Paur's opponent folded and more chips =were added to the towering stacks of Paur.
and with a nut flush Glazier was able to send out an opponent and bring in some chips.
bricked on the river, and Toth was left with just 1,400. He was eliminated shortly after.
turn, and then the middle-position player be 6,000. Heinz shook his head as if he didn't like it, but made the call nonetheless. Heinz's opponent was in no hurry to show and briefly flashed 
, prompting Heinz to roll over 
for the winner.
