Chris Tryba got the last of his chips in against Adam Coats and would be eliminated when his 
could not best the hand Coats held 
when the board would run out 
to give Coats a king high straight. They are now re-drawing the final two tables.
Frankie O'Dell got it all in on the turn against Calen McNeil.
O'Dell: 
McNeil: 
The board read 
, and O'Dell needed to catch something on the river. He did just that when the fell.
Alex Luneau is the chip leader and he continues to add chips to his stack. He most recently took a chunk of change from Frankie O'Dell when he bet the flop and turn on a 
board and checked behind O'Dell on the 
river. His 
was good enough to get O'Dell to muck his hand and scoop the pot.
Joe Phahon limped along with two other players, and he got it all in with Kal Raichura on a 
flop.
Raichura: 
Phaphon: 
Phaphon had Raichura smashed with a better low and the nut flush for high.
The turn brought a 
, giving Raichura outs. A river was no help though, and Phaphon scooped.
"You didn't want to raise with that hand coming in?" asked Raichura, who had been in the blinds.
"Nope," Phaphon said with a smile.
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Level: 23
Limits: 15,000/30,000
Ante:
Players are on a 20-minute break.
Joe Phaphon put in his last 23,000, and Lance Dodd raised. Action folded to Kal Raichura, who called. Dodd and Raichura checked down the 
runout.
Dodd showed 
for two pair to collect the small side pot, but the main pot went to Phaphon's , good for a straight.
A short-stacked Richard Austin just sent the last of his chips over to Adam Coats in a hand we didn't catch.
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