We missed the elimination of Scott Davies, just prior to this his table also lost another big name in Humberto Brenes. The Costa Rican lost the coin flip with 
against the pocket jacks of Damian Salas in a potential world cup semi final duel.
A jack showed up right in the window and killed all hopes of a double up. Salas is back on track and so is Benjamin Sinclair.
A player raised to 4,200 from under the gun and a player called from right behind. Barry Shulman moved all in from the button for 31,700. The original raiser thought for a moment and then moved all in himself. The other opponent got out of the way and Shulman figured aloud that he at least had "two live cards," tabling the 
versus the 
of his opponent.
His live cards got some serious breath on the 
flop and the board completed 
and Shulman's babies were good for the double.
Dylan Wilkerson was short-stacked, looked at his first card, and announced all in. He was called by a player in late position with 
and Wilkerson flipped over at the awe of the rest of his table mates. He scored the double up after the board bricked out.
As we approached the table and began counting Carter Swidler's stack. Looked to be about 198,000 as he tossed out an orange chip announcing a raise to 5,000 from the small blind.
The player in the big blind called and both checked a 
flop. The 
fell on the turn and Swidler led for 4,200 and his opponent called.
The river brought the 
, Swidler bet 7,500, and his opponent raised to 22,000. Swidler went into the tank for about a minute before making the call. His opponent tabled 
for a failed bluff and Swidler turned over 
to claim the pot.
Annette Obrestad opened to 4,000 from early position and got two callers in late position. The flop was 
and Obrestad continued for 7,300. One opponent called to see the fall on the turn. Obrestad bet 12,200 and her opponent called.
The river was the 
and Obrestad moved all in for 26,000. Her opponent quickly called and tabled for the rivered straight, but Obrestad had flopped the nuts and her 
was good for the higher straight.
Over on table 442, the nine seat is still occupied by a player from Russia but it is not Alex Bilokur anymore. According to a player on the table, he tried to bluff an opponent who held the nut flush. His seat was not left empty for long as now Igor Dubinskyy has sat down in the same spot.
We missed the action until the 
river but Heinz Kamutzki bet 12,500 and got a reluctant call from an opponent. The German announced straight and turned over 
, the opponent mucked.
Athanasios Polychronopoulos was all in for 28,100 chips with and got a reluctant call by Matt Woodward with . The 
flop seemed perfect for the double up but the 
turn saw him in the need of an eight or king. The river didn't improve his hand enough and Polychronopoulos headed to the payout desk.
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