"Hennigan!" yelled out Jesse Martin from the table over to John Hennigan who was on the rail abut 25 feet away. Hennigan didn't hear him, though, so Martin tried again. "John!"
"What?" responded Hennigan with a turn of his head.
"Eat your heart out!" yelled Martin with a big smile on his face, pointing out that he was still alive in the event.
"He won the $50K," Phil Hellmuth tried to point out to Martin.
"It's a f***ing joke, Phil," said Martin with some laughter.
"If there was any justice in poker, I would be here as well," said Hennigan as he came closer to the rail.
"You're a pretty good H.O.R.S.E. player, but you gotta work on this game some more," commented Todd Brunson to Hennigan.
Phil Hellmuth: / /
Steve Landfish: / /
James Obst: / — fold
Landfish was the bring-in with his deuce showing, and then Obst completed the bet. Hellmuth called, and then Landfish gave it some thought before calling after action folded back to him.
On fourth street, things started to get interesting as Hellmuth led with a bet and Landfish raised. Obst folded, then Hellmuth called.
On fifth street, Hellmuth check-called a bet from Landfish, and then Landfish paired up with threes on sixth. He bet and Hellmuth called, but not without comment.
"I almost raised you the street before, now I can barely call you," said Hellmuth as he tossed in the calling chips. "Such a brutal game."
After seventh street was dealt, Landfish bet.
"I guess I gotta pray you have queens," said Hellmuth. "OK, you've got it, just two tens," he continued, showing the from his hand and folding.
"You're an interesting player," Hellmuth told Landfish after the hand. "You play good, but when the pots get bigger, I'm going to get you."
Shortly after doubling back up to give himself another chance we just lost Richard Ashby. Ashby brought it in on third and the action folded to Henry Orenstein who made the call.
On fourth street Orenstein's board was high and he bet, Ashby called. On fifth street Orenstein bet again and Ashby moved all in for an additional 4,000 chips. Orenstein called.
"What do you got?" Orenstein asked Ashby.
"Nothing," Ashby sighed.
"He's got a straight draw, Henry," Jesse Martin helped out.
Orenstein: / /
Ashby: / /
"He's got a full house," a players said when sixth street was dealt and Orenstein locked up the hand. Ashby was knocked out and there will now be a redraw for the final table.
Karl Tretter completed and James Obst raised. Tretter moved all in and Obst called to create an all-in showdown.
Tretter: / /
Obst: / /
Tretter was knocked out by Obst's pair of tens and we're now down to 10 players. When we lose one more the final nine will be redrawn for a final table.
Phil Hellmuth had called the bring-in bet with the showing. Todd Brunson had the showing and also called the bring-in bet before Matt Grapenthien completed with the up. Behind him, James Obst raised with the up, and that's what sparked the profanity Hellmuth yelled.
"F***!" yelled Hellmuth, which got everyone's attention. "This hand is probably better than some of the hands they raise."
After his brief speech, Hellmuth folded, and then Brunson followed suit. Grapenthien called, and then he also called a bet from Obst on fourth street. On fifth, sixth, and seventh, both Grapenthien and Obst had checked.
Obst turned over the from his hand for a pair of queens, and Grapenthien mucked.
"Nevermind, that's legit," said Hellmuth immediately upon seeing Obst's hand.
A few moments passed, and then he added, "I was flushing."
"I started with eight-three," joked Obst.
"No, no, no, you know what you're doing!" finished Hellmuth.
showing and Jesse Martin called with the 
up. On fourth street Yu caught the 
and Martin folded right when Yu bet.
/ 
/ 
— fold
from his hand and folding.
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showing. Todd Brunson had the 
up, and that's what sparked the profanity Hellmuth yelled.
/ 