Stout Out
Level 12
: 800/1,600, 0 ante
The player in the cutoff opened to 3,600 and Matt Stout repotted from the small blind to 12,400. The player in the big blind thought for a couple of minutes and looked in pain with his decision. After a while he slid a big stack of chips to the middle while announcing he was repotting. The cutoff folded and Stout committed his last 7,000.
Stout showed 
and had to improve since his neighbor tabled 
. The flop wasn't to good for Stout: 
. With the 
on the turn the big blind was already celebrating while Stout got up from the table. The 
on the river wasn't of any importance and Stout exited the tournament area.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted |
and was racing with Liberta's 
.
flop but was ousted just as quickly as the 
hit the turn and gave Liberta a set of fours. The 
finished off the board and Jivkov was sent to the rail.
| 
on the table and Robert Corcione, who started the day as the chip leader, checked from the blinds. Nicholas Mitchell bet out 9,300 and saw his opponent raise to 20,000 total. Before we knew it Mitchell had repotted and Corcione announced allin. Mitchell called. Corcione asked if his opponent had a seven and indeed he had: 
. Robert Corcione showed his 
which gave Corcione a full house. Mitchell shaked his head just once and got up from the table. Corcione is our chip leader again it seems with a little more than 160,000.
on the river sealed his fate. Chattha was able to scoop up the pot and now sits on about 110,000 in chips.
flop we saw Jason Mercier bet out 2,200. His sole opponent on the button made it 8,000 and called when Mercier potted him allin for a little more. Mercier showed 
on the turn and 
