Eveslage Gets the Last of Benger's Chips
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Level 25
: 20,000/40,000, 5,000 ante
Griffin Benger was the chip leader early on Day 5, but things went south for the online superstar as soon as he sat down at the ESPN Feature Table. On his final hand, Benger opened to 85,000 from middle position and Chad Eveslage repopped him to 190,000 from the button. Benger moved all in for 1,105,000 and Eveslage snapped him off.
Benger: 
Eveslage: 
It got worse quickly for Benger on the 
flop, giving Eveslage middle set. Benger stood up to see the 
on the turn leave him drawing dead, and the 
completed the board to send him to the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,400,000 | 1,210,000 |
|
Busted |
board would ensure Kuntz hit the rail to leave just two females remaining; Maria Ho and Mikiyo Aoki.
flop, and Roberts checked. Haugen bet 100,000, Jacobson called, and Roberts called.
, and all three players checked around to see the 
complete the board. All three players checked one final time to get to a showdown.
for two pair, aces and sevens, but his hand was beaten by the 
that Haugen held for aces and tens. Jacobson mucked without showing, and Haugen was awarded the pot.
flop. "Chop outs," Greer pointed out when the 
paired the board on the turn, which inspired the slightest of smiles from Olsson. The dealer burned on last time and put out the 
and was racing with Baron's 
, keeping Kemps in the lead with a pair of nines. The 
finished the board and he officially secured the double. Kemps now has 2.61 million in chips while Baron has dropped to 1.74 million.
flop hit both players hard, but Eveslage jumped in front with Broadway. He needed to face an ace or a ten to survive, and he did just that with the 
turn and 
river.