After losing with aces a few hands earlier, Barbara Sargent's stack of 1,200,000 got into the middle from under the gun, with Lionel Barracano trying to bust her from the small blind.
Barbara Sargent: 8♠8♦ 
Lionel Barracano: J♠J♦
Sargent's pocket eights failed to improve against Barracano's jacks on the 7♦10♣K♦3♥9♦ runout, and she was eliminated in 17th place.
Jorge Martinez opened the action with a raise in the hijack and was met with an all-in from Micheal Dokell in the small blind. Martinez, who started the hand with about 1,800,000, called off his remaining stack to put himself at risk.
Jorge Martinez: K♥Q♠
Micheal Dokell: 10♠10♦
Martinez couldn't find a king or a queen on the A♦6♣A♠7♠5♥ runout, and his tournament run came to an end.
Kevin Song opened under the gun to 300,000. Glen Clementi raised all-in for around 2,350,000, Barbara Sargent reshoved for around 2,900,000. Song decided to fold and the other two players went for the showdown.
Glen Clementi:Q♣J♣
Barbara Sargent A♣A♥
The dealer ran out the board of K♣6♥5♦J♦J♠.
Sargent was ahead with her pocket aces, but Clementi got help on the turn and the river and won with a set of jacks.
Greg Raymer raised to 300,000 in the cutoff, Glen Clementi called in the small blind, and Lionel Barracano three-bet to 1,200,000 in the big blind.
Raymer thought for a brief moment before giving up his hand, as did Clementi.
Alexander Dovzhenko raised to 300,000 from early position, and Donald Briggs defended his big blind.
Briggs checked first on the 9♣6♥10♠ flop, and Dovzhenko fired a continuation-bet of 325,000. Briggs quickly folded.
A few hands later, Micheal Dokell completed from the small blind and Dovzhenko raised to 450,000 from the big blind. Dokell called.
After the dealer spread the 3♠K♠6♦ flop, Dokell check-folded facing a bet of 350,000 from Dovzhenko.
Level: 30
Blinds: 100,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
Marc Levy completed the blind and Barbara Sargent checked in the big blind. The dealer revealed the flop of 10♦5♦8♠.
Both players checked to the turn 5♥. Afterwards Levy put 250,000 in the middle of the table and Sargent followed to see the river 6♦.
The rivals checked for showdown. Levy turned over his cards 5♠4♦ straight away, Sargent took a second and mucked her cards.
Levy won with a set of fives and collected his chips.
Greg Raymer raised to 240,000 from the button, and Glen Clementi called from the big blind.
Clementi checked on the K♥8♣J♠ flop, and Raymer fired for 120,000. Clementi immediately tossed his cards away.
At the other table, Micheal Dokell raised to 240,000 from the small blind, and Alexander Dovzhenko defended his big blind.
Dokell checked on the A♣2♥9♥ flop before folding to a bet of 275,000 from Dovzhenko.
Alexander Dovzhenko opened to 240,000 from middle postion, he got called by Timothy Garner in the small blind. Susan Murphey decided to go all in for 1,420,000 from the big blind.
Dovzhenko opted to fold, while Garner chose to call.
Susan Murphey: A♦K♦
Timothy Garner: A♥10♣
The dealer fanned out the board of 7♠6♦5♥K♣J♠.
Murphey doubled up with top pair kings.
2004 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event champion Greg "Fossilman" Raymer is known for handing out authentic fossil card protectors to those who eliminate him, but not all players are so lucky.
Raymer, who is currently running deep in Event #61: $1,000 Super Seniors, revealed to PokerNews that his fossil giveaway comes with a "douche bag clause" that leaves some players who bust him with chips and a story, but no prehistoric card protector.
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