Georgeo Aidamouni: 
Clifford Mathews: 
Georgeo Aidamouni and Clifford Mathews got all of the chips in preflop, with each having about 1.2 million chips. Mathews was dominated but the right flop came out with 
hitting the board. The turn and river 
gave Aidamouni no help, and he's hanging on by a thread.
Amir Lehavot, the third-place finisher in the 2013 WSOP Main Event for $3,727,823, had already built a pot with his opponent on a 
flop. The turn brought the 
and action was picked up when Lehavot's opponent shoved. The Israeli called it off for 1,760,000 total.
Amir Lehavot: 
Opponent: 
Lehavot had caught a killer turn, and even improved to quads on the river for good measure.
The button player open-jammed for 225,000 and Damian Salas called from the big blind.
Damian Salas: 
All In Opponent: 
The flop came 
giving Salas's opponent a broadway draw.
The 
on the turn was good for Salas as it took outs away from his opponent as Salas picked up a flush draw.
The river was a brick as it fell the 
and Salas eliminated his opponent.
Kelvin Crawford opened to 150,000 from the cutoff, and the player on the small blind three bet. Damian Salas, cold called in the big blind, and Crawford came along.
The flop came 
, and all three players checked. The turn fell 
, and the small blind put out 170,000. Crawford bowed out, and Salas made the call.
The small blind checked the river , and Salas fired out for 275,000, forcing the fold.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Phil Hellmuth opened under the gun for 135,000 and action folded to Gustavo Hess who three-bet to 225,000 on the button. Action was back on Hellmuth who pondered why his opponent only min-raised. It didn't take long for 'The Poker Brat' to muck his hand but he did show as he folded.
The field is down to just 83 players after the following players all got eliminated.
Joao Barrosovalli opened on the button for 225,000 and his opponent jammed for 450,000 from the big blind, Barrosovalli called.
Joao Barrosovalli: 
All In Opponent: 
Barrosovalli was trailing his opponent but the flop gave him an open-ended staright draw.
The 
would give Barrosovalli the straight and the dealer put the on the river and Barrosovalli eliminated his opponent.
Ryan Snickles and Caufman Talley ended up all-in preflop, with Talley having Snickles slightly covered.
Ryan Snickles: 
Caufman Talley:
Snickles asked for spades to come out, but what unfolded was quite the opposite, as the dealer put 
on the board to give Talley the king-high club flush.
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