Barry Greenstein raised to 18,000 preflop in early position and Stuart Taylor called from behind.
The flop was 
. Greenstein fired out a bet of 25,000, Taylor called.
The turn was the 
, both players checked to the river of 
.
Both players checked. Taylor showed 
for three of kind aces and Greenstein mucked.
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Pat Lyons raised to 16,000 pre-flop and was called by Mark McGaffin. Lyons continued for another 16,000 on the 
flop, and McGaffin called.
Lyons bet 22,000 on the 
turn and McGaffin stuck around to see the 
river. This time Lyons shoved for around 100,000, sending McGaffin into the tank.
McGaffin eventually called and Lyons showed 
for a rivered two pair, tens and sevens. "Don't show, it might be a winner," Lyons said to McGaffin, who mucked his hand.
"I was bluffing the river anyway. I got lucky," Lyons said.
Lee Farris raised to 16,000 and on his direct left Robert Turk went all-in for 95,000. Action folded back to Farris and he called.
Robert Turk: 
Lee Farris: 
The flop came out 
giving Farris top pair and a flush draw. The turn came a blank but the river 
completed the flush of Farris and Turk, the oldest man in the tournament at 84-years old was eliminated.
Barry Greenstein and an opponent were heads-up on a flop of 
. Greenstein bet and his opponent shoved for around 80,000. Greenstein snap-called.
All-In Player: 
Barry Greenstein: 
Greenstein's opponents let out a loud sigh when Greenstein called. He failed to catch any miracles as the board ran out 
and hit the rail, while Greenstein stacked up more than 300,000.
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Both Mark McGaffin and his opponent sitting to his immediate right committed 100,000 to the pot pre-flop, with McGaffin's opponent all in.
All-In Player: 
Mark McGaffin:
McGaffin was well behind his opponent's pocket kings as the flop came 
, but he spiked the on the turn to take the lead. The river came the 
and McGaffin eliminated his opponent.
"Ace-king survives," the dealer announced.
"Ace-king busts one," tablemate Pat Lyons corrected.
Three players, including John Bergendahl in the hijack, were all in.
Button: 
Early Position: 
John Bergendahl: 
The board ran out 
, giving Bergendahl trip aces to beat both opponents. The stacks were counted down and the button was all in for 120,000, early position had less, and Bergendahl had around 140,000, covering both players.
Action was picked up preflop with cards on their backs between Jack Walton and an at-risk player, who was all in for 30,000.
At risk player:
Jack Walton:
The board ran out 
and the at-risk player was unable to find anything to help improve his hand.
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