Phil Hellmuth opened the button and James Worth called from the big blind.
The flop was a draw-heavy 
. Worth checked and Hellmuth continued for 14,000, which Worth called.
The 
turn and 
river both went check-check and Worth's 
was good to take the chips.
The last four pots have all gone to Phil Hellmuth and only one of those reached a showdown.
It began with a limp in the small blind from Hellmuth and a check from Alexander Lakhov in the big.
The flop fell 
. Hellmuth bet 7,000 and Lakhov called. Then the 
turn and river both went check-check.
"Small pair" announced Hellmuth as he turned over 
. It was good enough.
Zachary Smiley limped in on the button and Bas de Laat shoved putting Smiley all-in for about 15 big blinds. Smiley called.
Zachary Smiley:
Bas de Laat: 
The board ran out 
to give De Laat two pair, aces and jacks, which beat the two pair of Smiley to earn himself a spot at the final table tomorrow at noon local time.
Dave Banerjee was one of the shorter stacks at the table after the dinner break but somehow he has turned it all around. The table is now playing three-handed after two quick eliminations in the previous level.
2017 WSOP Main Event Champion Scott Blumstein chats with [Removed:139] about busting another Ott (Dillon), his approach to this year's World Series, and interacting with fans in Vegas.
Edward Yam has just been eliminated on Table #419 so Corey Dodd and Naor Slobodsky are heads-up.
On the 
board with 25,000 in the middle already, Royce Matheson was all-in for 165,500 in total and called by Steven Wolansky.
Royce Matheson: 
Steven Wolansky:
Matheson had a flush and straight draw and was up against the flopped two pair of Wolansky.
The river completed the board with the 
which gave Matheson the straight to double up.
Level: 25
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
James Worth just opened the button to 15,000 and Alexander Lakhov defended his big blind.
The flop was 
and when Lakhov checked, Worth continued for 23,000, which was called.
The turn was a 
and this time there was a check apiece. On to the river and it was the 
. Lakhov checked for the last time and Worth bet a smaller sizing of 20,000. Lakhov made the call but mucked upon seeing Worth's 
.
Jesse Sylvia has just been eliminated by Young Phan when he ran his pocket nines into the 
of Phan. The board ran out 
for Phan to take the pot down. Table #403 is now playing three-handed.
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