Jeffrey Sigmund was faced with a bet for his last 6,500 on seventh street, with his board showing , and his opponent Josh Damm showing . Sigmund eventually called, and Damm said, "Aces-up," showing . Sigmund turned over for queens-up, and hit the rail.
At the same time, Men Nguyen was seen leaving the tournament area, and Michael Mizrachi now sits with around 260,000.
Martin Sawtell: / (folded on fourth)
Jeffrey Sigmund: / (folded on fifth)
Dave Alfa: /
Cory Chaput: /
Josh Damm: / (folded on fifth)
Five players invested 4,000 to see fourth street, where Chaput bet his jacks. Sigmund, Alda and Damm called to see fifth street, and Chaput bet again, with only Alfa calling this time. Chaput fired on sixth street, and Alfa gave up. Chaput flashed , giving him kings-up.
Kenneth Gambella was all-in and at risk of elimination against Bryan Pimlott. Gambella opened up along with his board. Pimlott showed while he had in front.
Gambella caught the and the and that was not enough against the two pair of Pimlott who caught the and the .
James Davis: / (folded on third)
Scott Byron: //
Bryan Pimlott: //
Kenneth Gambella: / (folded on fourth)
Picking up the action on fourth street, Pimlott bet, and only Byron called. Pimlott then proceeded to bet every street, and Byron called until seventh street, where Byron gave up and tossed his hand away.
A player had to bring in with the and he put 1,000 in front of him. Brian Nunneley called and James Davis completed with 4,000. Davis called after the bring in folded.
Davis caught a pair of queens when he got dealt the . Nunneley added another heart with the to his collection. Davis led with a bet of 4,000 with his pair of queens and Nunneley called.
Davis continued to bet 8,000 on fifth, sixth, and seventh when he caught a pair of sevens with and . Nunneley caught and .
Nunneley reluctantly called on seventh and Davis announced ''queens full'' when he showed to go with his . Nunneley mucked his cards and asked out loud ''Why did I have to get a flush!''.
Paul Sokoloff: //
Jon Turner: //
Michael Noori: //
There was already 84,000 in the pot going into seventh street, where Noori bet and Sokoloff called. Turner tanked for about a minute before making a reluctant call. Noori showed for a seven-low, and Sokoloff turned over for a better seven-low. Turner said, "Pair of fives," and showed for just a pair of fives, which was good for the high and half the pot, while Sokoloff won the low and Noori was left short.
A player brought in for 1,000 with the and Michael Mizrachi called with the . It folded around to Steve Zolotow and he completed. He placed four yellow 1,000 chips in the middle and the player who brought in folded. Mizrachi called.
Mizrachi caught an but Zolotow the so he was still in the lead. He check-called a bet from Mizrachi. He proceeded to check-call on every street until they opened up their hands.
Michael Mizrachi: /
Steve Zolotow: /
Zolotow took the high part of the pot with two pair and Mizrachi the low with an eighty-seven.