Shaun Deeb raised on the button and Frankie O'Dell called in the big blind.
O'Dell check-raised on a 
flop and Deeb called.
The turn was the 
and O'Dell bet. Deeb called and the river was the 
.
O'Dell checked and snap-mucked to a bet from Deeb.
"I was like 'I just don't think you have it!'" said Deeb, open-mucking 
for a straight flush.
Robert Slezak raised and Owais Ahmed three-bet. "Okay, I still have enough to call," Slezak said and made the call. Ahmed bet the 
flop and Slezak called with the words "I might still fold" to see the 
turn. Ahmed bet once more and Slezak called all in.
"I have nothing," Slezak mentioned in table chat and turned over 
for a gutshot.
Ahmed had 
for aces up and the same gutshot, and Slezak needed a jack to chop. Instead it was the blank 
on the river and Slezak was eliminated in 12th place for $27,287.
Yarron Bendor got the rest of it in preflop against Owais Ahmed and the duo tabled the following cards.
Yarron Bendor: 
Owais Ahmed: 
The board came 
and Bendor had no qualifying low to become the 13th place finisher, he receives $21,961 for his efforts.
Yarron Bendor raised and called a re-raise from Robert Mizrachi.
The flop was 
and Bendor check-called a bet from Mizrachi. The action repeated itself on the turn and 
river with Mizrachi showing 
"Is that anything," said Bendor showing 
and being left with 10,000.
He chipped up on the next hand with against the of Frankie O'Dell on a 
runout.
After scooping Shaun Deeb, Ken Aldridge doubled Deeb and then scooped Ed Vartughian.
Aldridge bet the 
flop and 
turn, then checked the river. Vartughian checked behind and was shown the 
for trips treys by Aldridge.
Owais Ahmed has taken over control of table 428 and boosted his stack significantly. In a recent hand he took from Robert Slezak, who defended out of the big blind and eventually bet the 
river. Ahmed raised and Slezak sigh-folded.
Ken Aldridge and Ed Vartughian checked a flop to Shaun Deeb who bet and Aldridge was the only caller.
The turn was the . Aldridge bet and Deeb called. The river was the and Aldridge bet and Deeb called again.
Aldridge showed for the nut low and a rivered flush.
Robert Slezak opened and Yarron Bendor raised. Slezak called and the pair checked the 
flop and turn.
The river was the . Slezak bet and snap-folded to a raise from Bendor.
Jake Schwartz took a pot off Shaun Deeb and was then involved in three-way action with Ken Aldridge and Robert Campbell.
It was Aldridge that bet the flop and he picked up two calls. On the turn, Aldridge bet again and Schwartz called, Campbell check-raised and both came along. On the river, Campbell led right away and Aldridge folded after some consideration, as did Schwartz after giving it a lot of thought.
Robert Campbell bet each street on the board 
and he was called by Ed Vartughian. Campbell tabled the 
for a missed low and flush draw and Vartughian won the pot with 
for trips nines.
Soon after, Campbell clashed with David Benyamine, who received three quarters of the pot on a board. Benyamine had the for the high pot and the nut low, while Campbell only received half of the low with .
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