Chau Giang just keeps climbing. He's now up to 50,000 in chips thanks to making two pair with kings and sixes. He got paid on seventh street by two opponents, but both of them held a worse hand.
Barry Greenstein just chipped up a bit after making an ace-high flush in a hand against two opponents. He went all the way to seventh with the two players, but one of them folded on the end. The other player, Kami Chisholm, couldn't beat the flush and mucked his hand without showing. Greenstein is now up to about 25,000.
After Barry Greenstein brought in with the up, Shane Douglas was next in line with the showing and completed. Chau Giang was the only caller.
Douglas: (x)(x) / / (X)
Giang: (x)(x) / / (x)
On fourth street, Douglas bet and Giang called. The same action happened on fifth, but then Giang picked up the leading hand with a pair of nines showing on sixth. He led with a bet and Douglas called. On seventh, Giang bet again. Douglas took a bit of time and then finally made the call.
Giang turned over the for nines full of jacks. Douglas showed that he made three queens with the , but it was a losing hand. The table were astonished by how disciplined Douglas was in not raising on seventh and saving some bets.
Mario Adinolfi was leading for a good portion of the day yesterday, but has lost a bit of traction and slipped back to the middle of the pack. He just won a decent pot off Sam Grizzle, though, to get back to 14,000 in chips. Adinolfi made fours full of threes to scoop the pot while Grizzle mucked his hand on the end and dropped back under 30,000 in chips.
Alexander Kuzmin finally decided to show up, but has just busted along with Miguel Proulx.
Kuzmin was all in against Vitaly Lunkin on fifth street showing () / . Lunkin held the () / . Lunkin added a on sixth and a on seventh. Kuzmin couldn't beat him when he pulled the and and was eliminated.
Proulx lost to Anthony Farrell's jack-high straight to bust on another table.