Russell Watson raised in middle position before getting three-bet by Harun Sapmaz in the hijack. The table quickly folded back around to Watson who made the call.
On the 
flop, Watson checked and Sapmaz tossed in a bet which was good enough to take down the pot.
Alan Steinberg was all in with an extreme short stack on the flop of 
and up against Michael Lipner, Amanda Seminoff, and Brian Kooyman.
All three players checked the 
turn. "Six," Steinberg pleaded as the dealer turned over the 
river.
"Close," a tablemate said.
Kooyman showed 
for a pair of tens but Seminoff had 
for the straight.
"Somebody had to have an ace," Steinberg said before showing 
and making his exit.
The remaining 79 players are now in the money.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000-8,000
Limits: 8,000-16,000
Gordon Pike raised from the button and called when Christopher Benoit re-raised for the last of his chips.
Benoit had 
, but he was in big trouble against the 
of Pike. The 
flop gave Benoit a straight draw, but he improved no further as the board ran out 
and was eliminated just short of the money.
Jonathan Clay raised and Peter Lynn put in a three-bet on the button. Jacob Ferro cold-called in the big blind and Lynn made the call.
On the 
flop, Ferro checked and Clay tossed in a bet. Both Lynn and Ferro made the call.
The 
turn and 
river were both checked through and Clay opened first, showing 
for jack-high. Lynn opened 
and Ferro mucked his hand.
"Come sweat this one," Evan Ross said as he moved in his last chips on the 
flop. He was up against both Harun Sapmaz and Fred Lavassani.
The board ran out 
and Ross turned over . Lavassani, though, had 
to bust Ross a few spots away from the money.
Roy Sanam raised under the gun and Robert Campbell called in the big blind.
The flop came and Campbell check-called a bet from Sanam.
The hit the turn and Campbell instantly put in a bet and Sanam called.
The 
completed the board and Campbell bet again and Sanam wasted no time calling. Campbell tabled for a straight on the turn and Sanam tapped the table to show respect for the good hand. Sanam tabled 
for a pair of kings and a busted royal flush draw as the pot got shipped to Campbell.
Gordon Pike raised pre-flop before Dennis Kim re-raised from the cutoff. Pike called to see the 
flop, then called another bet from Kim.
Both players checked the turn before Pike led out on the river. Kim quickly called.
Pike showed 
for two pair, queens and jacks. "I misread the board. I would've raised," Kim said before turning over for trip kings.
"I spaced out. I was thinking too much," Kim added before collecting the pot.
Heads-up on a board of , Michael Lipner in the small blind had a bet in front of him with action on Alan Steinberg in the cutoff.
Steinberg went into the tank for several minutes before committing the chips. The river came the 
and Lipner bet again. This time, Steinberg called quickly.
Lipner turned over which was good enough to win the pot.
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