Samay Parikh's comeback has been cut short by Scott Clements.
Parikh four-bet shoved for 140,000 on the button, and Clements, who three-bet out of the small blind, quickly called.
Parikh: 
Clements: 
Parikh made a pair of kings on the 
flop, but Clements made a set of tens. Parikh was drawing very live when the turn brought the 
, and he could chop with a heart on the river, but the 
was a brick, and he was eliminated.
Larry Wright tossed out a bet of 10,500 on a board of 
, and Kyle White put in a raise to 38,000. Wright got out of his chair and started digging in his pocket.
"If it's heads, I'm going all in," Wright said. "If it's tails, I'm raising."
The coin came up tails, and true enough Wright just raised to 75,000. White moved all in for effectively 290,000, and Wright snap-called.
Wright: 
White: 
White had two draws, and one of them hit when the dealer spiked the 
on the felt on the river. Not seeing that White had made a straight, Wright popped out of his chair and started clapping.
"Larry," George Danzer said. "He made a straight."
"What?" Wright said, stunned.
He came back to see that White had indeed made a six-high straight, and he was eliminated.
White chipped up to 820,000.
Wade Townsend raised to 11,500 from the cutoff, Hiren "Sunny" Patel three-bet to 27,500 out of the small blind, and Townsend called.
The flop fell 
, Patel led out for 24,500, and Townsend called. Townsend called another bet of 42,500 on the turn (), and the 
completed the board.
Patel emptied the chamber, firing a third and final bullet worth 124,500, and Townsend called. Patel turned over for trip tens, and Townsend mucked.
Dario Sammartino opened for 11,000from the cutoff and from the small blind it was Max Silver who three-bet to 32,500. The big blind folded, Sammartino made the call.
Silver continued for 42,500 on 
and Sammartino made the call. The Italian player called the 69,500 Silver bet on the 
-turn as well, and they were off to the river.
The 
completed the board and Silver pushed his 139,000 stack to the middle. Or wait, he didn't actually shoved the chips in, he just announced all in. Sammartino made the call instantly, but mucked after Silver showed 
for a rivered top two.
Benjamin Pollak raised to 11,500 from under the gun, Samay Parikh moved all in for 87,000 in the cutoff, and the action folded back to Pollak, who called.
Pollak: 
Parikh: 
Parikh improved to a set of sixes on a flop of 
, and he couldn't lose when the turn brought the 
, but the two would chop with a 
on the river.
The 
changed nothing though, and Parikh doubled through.
George Danzer open-shoved for 65,000 on the button, and Larry Wright looked him up in the small blind.
Danzer: 
Wright:
The 
flop changed very little, but the spiked on the turn, giving Danzer a leading pair of jacks. The bricked off on the river, and the German doubled to 133,000 chips.
Wright slipped to 308,000.
Jeremy Ausmus was all in and at risk preflop for 127,000 holding , and he was racing against the of Samay Parikh.
The 
flop gave Ausmus an open-ended straight draw to go along with his pair, and although he didn't complete his straight, he held as the turn and river came 
, 
respectively.
The 2012 November Niner doubled to 257,000 chipsm while Parikh was crippled to 11,500.
Parikh doubled multiple times after the hand, however, and is back up to 88,000 chips.
Leonid Markin checked to Dario Sammartino on a board of 
, and the Italian bet 21,000. Markin check-raised to 51,000, Sammartino called, and the river was the .
Markin led out, firing 130,000, and Sammartino tanked for nearly five minutes before making the call. The Russian was about to open his cards, then mucked when Sammartino showed for eights and sixes.
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