Carol Fuchs doubled her short stack against Shaun Deeb and ended up all in soon after when they got it in after the 
turn.
Deeb rolled over 
for top set and Fuchs had 
. The 
river gave both players the same low and Fuchs was quartered.
"Survive to fight another day," Deeb said in table chat.
After defending out of the blinds, Sam Higgs check-called bets by Andrey Zaichenko on the 
flop and 
turn. They checked the 
on the river and Higgs showed 
.
Zaichenko sighed and flashed 
before sending his cards into the muck.
With the tournament nearing the money bubble, the split pots kept on coming while Nick Guagenti and Andrew Yeh boosted their stacks.
Ryan Paluf opened to 24,000 leaving himself 1,000 behind. David Benyamine just called in the big blind and then put a single 1,000 chip in the middle on the 
flop.
Paluf didn't look happy but eventually flicked his last chip in and was all in.
Ryan Paluf: 
David Benyamine: 
Benyamine had flopped top pair and Paluf would need an ace or running cards. The turn 
gave him a low draw but the river 
was no help and Paluf was eliminated.
Carol Fuchs lost a big pot straight over straight against Yarron Bendor to be down to just 49,000. She got that it in against Robert Slezak after defending her big blind on an 
flop.
Carol Fuchs: 
Robert Slezak: 
The turn was the 
and the river 
completed a flush for both players, but Fuchs' was better and she doubled up.
Frankie O'Dell won a bigger pot off Andrew Kelsall and then proceeded to hit the nut low again, but this time David Benyamine escaped and they chopped it up.
O'Dell bet throughout the board 
and Benyamine called all streets to get shown the .
Benyamine tabled his 
for an equally strong hand and they chopped it up.
"Look what I had, I can't win. I was fucked on the flop, but then I had queens up and he was fucked," Benyamine remarked to Mike Matusow.
"Frankie has the nuts all the time," Matusow added before the next hand was dealt.
Down to the last few big bets, David "Bakes" Baker got it in with and Simeon Myers looked him up with the 
.
The flop was a massive sweat, but the turn and river run out let Baker celebrate with a "ship it" and big grin on the face.
Robert Mizrachi opened from under the gun and called a re-raise from Owais Ahmed.
The flop was and Mizrachi checked. Ahmed bet and Mizrachi raised. Ahmed called.
The turn was the and Mizrachi checked. Ahmed bet and Mizrachi angrily flung his cards into the muck.
Johannes Becker opened from the button and Simeon Myers re-raised and Becker called.
Myers bet on the flop and Becker called. Myers check-called a bet on the 
turn and the river was the . Myers check-called another bet and Becker showed down 
for a straight and a seven-six low and scooped the pot.
Not long ago, Ken Aldridge scooped a pot against Sam Higgs and he would do again in three-way action that also included Andrey Zaichenko.
Aldridge raised the 
river and Higgs called, Zaichenko folded. Aldridge rolled over 
for the nut straight and Higgs sighed, shook his head and mucked the cards.
Gary Bolden was eliminated by Frankie O'Dell, his cards already in the muck, while O'Dell scooped the pot with a rivered ten-high flush.
Shortly after, Mike Matusow ended up all in against Dominik Baud and turned over for a turned full house and rivered nut low. Dominik Baud tabled and Matusow scored the full double.
"That's how I win my chips, with nut nut," Matusow said to the rail while he scooped up the chips.
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