In a large four-way pot, the board on the river was 
Joey Couden then bet into the 105,000 pot, then watched as each opponent slowly threw their cards into the muck.
"Show it one time," a player at the table asked Coudon, who just smiled as he slid his cards to the dealer, face down.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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450,000
130,000
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130,000 |
In a heads-up pot against Jonathan Lynn, it was Ilya Dement who bet the turn and river of a 
board. Lynn called both times and was shown the 
for the top two pair and a low. The cards of Lynn were briefly exposed but 
was no good for either portion of the pot as Dyment scooped it all.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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345,000
85,000
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85,000 |
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285,000
225,000
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225,000 |
Table short stack David Arsht raised it up from the cutoff and received a single caller in Ronan Nally out of the big blind. Nally opted to check the 
flop and Arsht bet. A brief tank by Nally followed and he opted to send the cards into the muck. Arsht revealed the 
for aces, the nut flush draw and nut low draw to which another player at the table remarked "oh wow, all of it."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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450,000
318,000
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318,000 |
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100,000
110,000
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110,000 |
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The field has already dipped to just 100 players remaining and among the most recent casualties were Michael Chow, Chris Hundley, Rafael Concepcion, and Christopher Claassen.
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Murilo Figueredo raised from the cutoff and was called by Ryan Hughes on the button. On the 
flop, Figueredo check-called a bet and then bet the 
turn before calling the all-in of Hughes for a mere 25,000.
Ryan Hughes: 
Murilo Figueredo: 
Hughes was already guaranteed three quarters with his nut flush and the same low, which made the 
river a formality.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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530,000
180,000
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180,000 |
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370,000
10,000
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10,000 |
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220,000
40,000
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40,000 |
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215,000
25,000
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25,000 |
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115,000
5,000
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5,000 |
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Brian Nichols is among the chip leaders and on his table, a three-way all-in saw Wendy Freedman sent to the rail. "I don't have anything," she said as she grabbed the cards and tossed them towards the dealer after being all-in preflop already with a very short stack.
On a board of 
, the 
of Logan Hatch were good enough for the high portion with two pair while Roland Israelashvili claimed the low pot with 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
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650,000
515,000
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515,000 |
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330,000
283,000
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283,000 |
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220,000
75,000
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75,000 |
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PokerNews missed the action, but was given a record of what happened when poker star Phil Hellmuth was put all in on the turn by chip leader Christopher Carney on a board of 
"I've got too much committed," Hellmuth admitted as he put the last of his chips in the pot.
On the river, Carney tabled his 
for trip kings causing Hellmuth to flash before sending it into the muck.
Hellmuth then made a quick exit after cashing in 136th place for $2400.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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810,000
23,000
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23,000 |
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"I screwed it up on the flop and shouldn't have flatted," Jason Viriyayuthakorn whispered when all was done and dusted. In a three-way pot there were more than 300,000 in the pot to the 
river on which Viriyayuthakorn checked the river. Sterling Allen moved all-in for 9,000 out of the big blind and Matt Vengrin called, then called the raise to a full bet by Viriyayuthakorn.
Allen tabled the 
for trips eights to win the high pot while Viriyayuthakorn's 
chopped the main pot for the low and won three quarters of the tiny side pot against Vengrin's 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
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275,000
225,500
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225,500 |
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180,000
152,500
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152,500 |
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140,000
140,000
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140,000 |
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Level: 21
Limits: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
A short-stacked Gabriel Ramos was all-in with the 
and he was up against the 
of Scott Epstein.
The flop seemingly locked up the double for Ramos but the 
turn and river gave Epstein broadway.
"We already talked about it, that was an ugly run-out," Andrew Brown in the one seat mentioned while Ramos collected his belongings including his Shiba Inu dog on the rail before heading to the payout desk.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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440,000
10,000
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10,000 |
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325,000
25,000
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25,000 |
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250,000
86,500
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86,500 |
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160,000
5,000
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5,000 |
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