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Level 8
: 400/800, 100 ante
"No more death watch!" sparked Jamie Gold to our PokerNews reporter.
With Richard Lee's seat vacant, we inquired to see whether or not Gold had eliminated Lee just as he did at the 2006 WSOP Main Event final table, when Gold's 
held true against Lee's 
.
"Nah I didn't, but that would have been sweet!" added Gold before he detailed Lee's elimination.
Lee pushed all in with 
and the player on Gold's immediate left called with 
and held.
Gold then explained that on the following hand, Gold found a double through that very opponent with against 
before winning another pot to see him surge to 66,000 in chips.
, and the big blind checked to Ivey, who bet out 6,000. A player in late position moved all in for 23,000, and while the big blind folded, Ivey made the call.
on the turn was an interesting card. This gave Ivey's opponent a set, but also gave Ivey a straight. He was looking to avoid the board pairing, and the 
on the river got the job done.
against the 
flop, and neither the turn (
) or the river (
) were any help.
turn came giving Affleck a few more outs, but nothing materialized as the 
. The turn was the 
on the river. Olgun bet again, this time for 4,200. His opponent announced a call, and Olgun turned over 
, which they both checked. Deeb fired 10,000 on the 
turn, and his opponent called. The river brought a 
fell on the turn. Another bet of 7,000 from Braund was called by Harder, before the third player in the hand moved all in for 28,500. Braund called and Harder folded.
for two pair, and Reinkemeier smiled before mucking.
