Lawrence Greenberg Eliminated in 10th Place ($384,122)
Level 26
: 100,000/200,000, 30,000 ante
Action folded around to Martin Jacobson in the small blind and he haphazardly tossed in a raise to 510,000. Lawrence Greenberg responded with an all-in three-bet to about 3.5 million from the big blind and Jacobson snap-called.
Jacobson: 
Greenberg: 
Greenberg was behind but drawing to live cards. The 
flop wasn't anything special, but the 
turn made things interesting as Greenberg picked up a flush draw. Greenberg, a 50-year-old Hedge Fund Manager, was out of his seat to watch the dealer burn and put out the 
. Greenberg missed and was sent to the rail in tenth place, which brings about the final table.
*Check out what Greenberg had to say about playing this event in an earlier interview he did with PokerNews.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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Busted |
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, and it was all over for Drinan when the 
completed the board, and Drinan was off to the cage to collect $308,622 for his efforts.
flop dropped Ausmus' chances to 31.52% while the 
peeled off on the river. Ausmus was gracious in defeat and even slide his stack over to Esfandiari before shaking hands with the table and taking his leave.
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. The turn was the 
completed the board, Drinan opted to check, and Klodnicki fired 500,000. Drinan folded, and Klodnicki picked up the pot.
. Steven checked, Esfandiari bet 580,000 and Jacobson called. After Steven got out of the way, the 
turned and Esfandiari checked.
to win the pot.
. Fullerton checked-called a bet of 425,000, then led out for 625,000 when the 
turn. Esfandiari fired out 500,000 and Greenberg folded his hand.