Level 16
: 2,500/5,000, 500 ante
Angel Guillen just moved all in from the cutoff for his final 65,000 chips and Adrey Grenko, on the button, called.
Guillen showed 
and his opponent tabled 
.
"He flopped a straight," Guillen said as he was collecting his belongings after being knocked out.
"I was card dead for 15 hours," the Mexican bracelet winner added, as he was disappointed with being knocked out but perhaps a little pleased with still being able to make the money.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
460,000
154,000
|
154,000 |
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Busted | |
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, Mark Newhouse checked and Adi Abugazal did the same. That brought about the 
on the river, and Newhouse checked. Abugazal took the opportunity to bet 80,000, and Newhouse took his time before making the call. Abugazal rolled over the 
for a flush, and Newhouse sent his cards to the muck.
. Buzgon led out for 15,000, Yousefzadeh min-raised to 30,000, and Buzgon moved all in for an additional 180,000 or so.
, pouring a bit of salt in Buzgon's wound, and he forced a smile before exiting.
, and Tran checked. Benger also checked, and then Valerstein fired 58,000. Tran thought for a minute or so, counted out the 58,000 for the call, thought for a little bit longer, then slid the call forward. Benger had other things in mind, though.
, but he was behind the 
landed on the turn to give Tran a flush draw.
, missing Tran and giving Benger the pot. Benger had Tran covered, sending him to the rail, and moving Benger to nearly 1.3 million in chips.
