Todd Brunson completed and Jeff Lisandro made the call before calling each bet going into seventh street.
Brunson: 
/ 
/
Lisandro: / 
/
On seventh, Brunson bet and Lisandro raised with Brunson making the call.
Lisandro tabled his 
and scooped the pot as Brunson flashed his 
while slipping to 96,000 in chips.
Catching the action on fifth street, we found Todd Dakake raising all in and Chris George making the call as each player's board ran out as follows:
Dakake: 
/ /
George: 
/ 
/
With George improving to two-pair on the river, he sent Dakake to the rail as George soared to 275,000 to sit second in chips.
Level: 16
Limits: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
The tournament is on a short hiatus as the tournament directors color-up the grey 100-denomination chips.
Matt Glantz completed and Mike Matusow called before he called down on every street leading up to seventh.
Glantz: / /
Matusow: / 
/
"You made a straight huh?" asked Matusow before opting to fold his 
/
Glantz flashed his 
/ , proving to Matusow that he did indeed make the straight as he scooped the pot, climbing to 73,000 in chips.
Matt Glantz completed with the showing and Max Pescatori called with his . Glantz checked on fourth when he paired sevens, and Pescatori did the same with his paired deuces. Glantz bet fifth, Pescatori called, and it was off to sixth.
Glantz bet, Pescatori raised, and Glantz three-bet. Pescatori called and then bet when Glantz checked seventh. Glantz called and the cards were turned up.
Glantz: 
/ /
Pescatori: 
/ 
/
Glantz held an ace-high flush with no low, but it was no good as the "Italian Pirate" was riding on a full boat.
Over the past ten years, ESPN commentator Norman Chad has talked about Daniel Negreanu over and over again. Today, he had the chance to eliminate the fan favorite for a $10,000 buy-in tournament and did just that.
We missed the hand, but we do know that when Negreanu got the last of his chips in, he held a pair of sevens while Chad had deuces with a 6-5-3-2 low draw. Chad ended up making the low plus two pair for the high. Negreanu bricked out, and Chad took out one of poker's most beloved players.
Meanwhile, both Aleksandr Denisov and Sergey Altbregin have been eliminated from the tournament.
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