Shahriar Assareh opened to 110,000 from late position, A.J. Jejelowo three-bet jammed for 905,000 on the button, and the action folded back to Assareh, who called.
Assareh: 

Jejelowo: 

The 

flop gave Assareh a leading pair of kings, the Jejelowo couldn't find a three on the turn (
) or the river (
), eliminating him from the Main Event.
"How much do I get paid," he sighed after the hand.
Jejelowo is off to collect his money from the cage, while Assareh is up to 4.3 million chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
4,300,000
95,000
|
95,000 |
|
|
Busted |


. Paur checked, Robbins bet 205,000, Paur pushed it up to 545,000, and Robbins folded.








. With that, Holden is above average and primed to make a serious push for his second final table in as many years.




and Cushman's ace-king was unable to improve. Watson's stack has now grown to 5,590,000.



and Maag checked. Makhija bet 675,000 and Maag tank-called after a few long minutes of thought.
and both players checked.
, but that was no good against the
. Saeed slowed down this time allowing Baumann to bet 220,000. Saeed called and checked again on the
river. Baumann bet 460,000 and after two minutes of tanking, Saeed called.


for a set of sevens, and Legoff showed