Georgios Manousos Sotiropo (), Alex Ferrari (), and Emin Gabrelians () all put 12,300 in the middle which was the amount that Gabrelians had at the start of the hand.
Ferrari bet on fourth and the remaining money of him went in on fifth.
Georgios Manousos Sotiropo: /
Alex Ferrari: /
Emin Gabrelians: /
The remaining two cards were dealt to each player and it turned out Gabrelians lost both the low and high end of the pot. Gabrelians ended with the and which gave him not enough to win.
Ferrari took the high end of the pot with two pair after he caught a and and Sotiropo won the low end with an eighty-seven low after he caught the on sixth and the on seventh.
Heartberg brought it in with the , and Reiss completed. Alfa made it two bets, Heartberg called, and Reiss went all in for 6,400 total. Both Alfa and Hertberg called. Heartberg called bets from Alfa on fourth and sixth streets, and after action checked on seventh, Alfa showed for kings-up. Heartberg showed before mucking, giving Alfa the side pot, but Reiss would take the main with for trip sixes.
Parenti was all in on third street, and Tang bet on fourth, fifth and sixth streets, with Alfa calling each street. Tang bet in the dark before seventh street, Alfa raised, and Tang called.
Alfa showed for a flush, while Tang had for a seven low. Parenti tossed for two pair on the felt, and was eliminated.
Opponent: / (folded on fifth)
Cory Chaput: //
Emin Gabrelians: /
Steve Zolotow: //
The player with the completed, and Chaput called. Gabrelians put his last 2,800 in the middle, and Zolotow made it 5,000. Both of his remaining opponents called. Everyone checked fourth street, and Zolotow bet fifth. Only Chaput called. Sixth and seventh street were checked down, and Zolotow showed for a pair of kings. Chaput mucked, sending Zolotow the side pot, but Gabrelians won the main with for a wheel.
Jared Rubin got his last 1,200 in on third street (which he announced as "Four million, three hundred thousand!") with the , and Josh Damm completed with the . Martin Sitwell called with the , then called a bet on fourth street before folding on fifth.
Jared Rubin:
Josh Damm:
Rubin got the on sixth, while Damm made trips with the . Damm showed his first, and Rubin showed the for inferior trips.
"Well, that was fun!" Rubin said, shaking hands with the table before departing.
Cyndy Violette was eliminated on the bubble after she got her last 3,300 in the middle against two opponents. One of them was Nicholas Kiley. They checked it down to seventh where Kiley bet and pushed the third player out of the pot.
Violette had in front of her but she stood up and walked away when Kiley opened up to go with his board for a straight.
Violette made her first cash at the World Series of Poker in 1987 at the 18th Annual World Series of Poker. She has cashed in 20 different years at the WSOP racking up an impressive $948,842 with 44 cashes. She also took down a bracelet in 2004 in a $2,000 Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better event.
Violette misses out on her 45th cash, but there is plenty left to play at the 50th Annual World Series of Poker