Chip leader Michael Gagliano opened to 20,000 from middle position and Joseph Di Rosa put in play his last 42,000. Gagliano called.
Di Rosa showed 
but Gagliano had two live cards with 
.
Moreover, the 
flop gave Gagliano a combo draw and he spiked a flush on the 
turn.
Di Rosia could still survive should a fourth club hit the board, but the river was the 
and Di Rosa bubbled the tournament, finished in 29th place.
Tim Andrew raised to 20,000 in the cutoff and Michael Gagliano made it 90,000 from the small blind. Andrew needed only a few seconds before he called.
The flop fell 
and Gagliano bet 50,000. Andrew called.
Both players checked the 
turn and the 
river, and Gagliano turned up 
. Andrew couldn't beat a six and mucked.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Thom Werthmann jammed for 82,000 from the hijack and Ryan Riess called on his left. All other players folded and the cards were turned up upon completion of the hands on the other tables.
Werthmann: 
Riess: 
Werthmann peeled the goods and Riess wasn't able to crack the blades this time as the board of 
locked the double for Werthmann.
Brian Yoon raised to 13,000 from middle position and Haixia Zhang called from the button. The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Yoon continued for 13,000. Zhang called.
The turn was the and Yoon bet 45,000 this time. Zhang called and the hit the felt on the river. Yoon paused for a moment and then opted to check. Zhang checked back and Yoon tabled 
for a pair of queens. Zhang revealed 
for a pair of aces and raked in the pot.
Play is still hand-for-hand.
Michael Gagliano and Brian Yoon tangled in a pot which saw Gagliano check under the gun on a flop reading 
. Yoon bet 20,000 from the cutoff and Gagliano called.
Both checked the 
turn and the river came . Gagliano checked and Yoon bet 60,000. Gagliano paused, then check-raised to 190,000. Yoon spent a couple of minutes in tank and then threw in the chips.
Gagliano, however, tabled the 
for nothing less than the nuts, and Yoon mucked.
Upeshka De Silva opened to 12,000 from under the gun and Bob Slezak three-bet to 30,000 from late position. Ryan Riess was on the button and four-bet to 160,000, leaving himself 3,000 behind. De Silva quickly folded, and Slezak tossed in a single chip to call, tabling . Riess still had 3,000 behind so he held off from revealing his hand.
The dealer put out a flop of 
and Riess got his last 3,000 in chips all in. Slezak called, and the floor asked the dealer to hold off until the remaining tables completed their action. Eventually, Riess tabled his 
for top set, and the turn and river ran out and to send Riess the double.
Hand-for-hand play is still in progress, taking off two minutes per hand off the clock.
Alexandru Papazian (hijack) and Scott Bohlman (cutoff) went to a flop of 
and Papazian checked to Bohlman who bet 15,000. Papazian check-raised to 45,000 and Bohlman called.
The turn was the and both players checked.
Papazian bet 30,000 on the 
river and Bohlman called, saying, "That's a good size."
Papazian mucked his hand. "Good size... for you?" he laughed.
Yuval Bronshtein raised to 101,000 under the gun, leaving himself with 12,000. Chris Brammer seemed interested again, and he eyed Bronshtein's stack. Brammer thought for over a minute, but he opted to fold. The remaining players folded as well and Bronshtein scooped the blinds and ante.
Nikita Luther limped in from early position and Tommy Nguyen raised to 13,000 on the button. Luther asked for a count and then decided to call.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and both players checked to the 
on the turn. Luther checked, Nguyen bet 20,000 and Luther called.
The river was the 
and both players checked. Luther tabled for ace high and Nguyen mucked.
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