The board read 
with almost 300,000 in the middle already.
Preben Stokkan and Greg Himmelbrand both had their hole cards exposed in front of them. Himmelbrand had 
in front of him and Stokkan had shown 
. Himmelbrand's stack was being counted out and determined to be 362,000 for Stokkan to pay up.
Ronald Ellis jumped out of his seat in celebration and a player nearby joked "that sounds like a suckout."
Ellis replied "I had a lot of outs, a straight flush draw," while his stack was counted out with the cards tabled.
Ellis had been all in with 
against the 
of Andrew Brokos on a board of 
and spiked the jack on the river.
Dapeng Mu on the same table has also bounced back and nearly doubled his stack again.
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A player moved all in for 123,000 and Steven Parrott called in the small blind. The big blind folded and the players turned over their cards.
All-in Player: 
Steven Parrott: 
The table groaned as the 
gave Parrott a set. The turn was the 
and the river the 
and Parrott moved above 500,000 in chips.
A player raised in middle position to 30,000 and Michael Lech moved all-in in the cutoff, the action folded back around to the original raiser who asked for a count. After finding out it was 272,000 they made the call.
Michael Lech: 
Opponent: 
Lech had him dominated and he avoided a seven when the board ran out 
giving him the double up.
Up on the main feature table, Gilad Gutkin got his last 397,000 chips in with against Allen Cunningham's 
The flop 
gave Gutkin trip kings and a lifeline to remain in the Main Event. The turn was the 
but the river gave both players Broadway and they chopped it up.
According to both Kelly Minkin and Alex Livingston, the two of them got into an all-in preflop situation resulting in Minkin doubling up.
As Minkin recalled, Livingston had opened from the hijack to 28,000 and Minkin shoved from the big blind for 112,000.
Livingston took the recap from there, stating he called with 
. Minkin had 
and found herself in prime position for the double.
The board ran out , giving Livingston a pair of nines on the turn before Minkin filled up to a pair of aces, ending with the best hand en route to the double up.
Over in the gold section, the cards of Richard Martell were already in the muck as Carl Shaw dragged in the pot. Shaw's ended up as the winner on a board of 
as he made a king-high straight.
Over on the main feature table, Stephen Rose made it 26,000 to go from late position and Hugo Pingray called in the cutoff, as did Miguel Seoane Iglesias in the small blind. The flop came 
and action checked to Rose, who continued for 55,000. Pingray folded and Seoane check-raised to see Rose call all in for 232,000.
Stephen Rose: 
Miguel Seoane Iglesias:
The turn and the 
river were both blanks and Rose was eliminated in 614th place.
These players collected $22,190 for their Main Event showings.
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