David Benyamine moved all in for his last 28,100 and Bernard Lee asked for a count out of the small blind before calling. Both players drew one card and tabled the following hands:
David Benyamine:
Bernard Lee:
Lee paired his eight and Benyamine paired his five to award the pot and the double up to Benyamine.
Mike Watson opened with a raise to 6,000. Next to act was Robert Mizrachi and he called on the button. Mike Gorodinsky was next to act and from the small blind he raised to 23,000.
With action back on Watson he called. Then, Mizrachi moved all in for 89,900 more. Gorodinsky thought for a long time before releasing his hand. Watson was much quicker, he released his hand and Mizrachi was pushed the massive pot without any draws.
Robert Mizrachi and Phil Galfond are building their stacks in the last level of the night and share the same table.
After the drawing phase was completed, Galfond bet 23,000 out of the small blind and Mike Watson called in the big blind. Initial raiser Mike Gorodinsky folded from early position and Galfond announced a seventy-six before turning over . Watson mucked and the pot was shipped to Galfond.
The very next hand, Konstantin Puchkov moved all in for his last 36,000. Robert Mizrachi called out of the big blind and stood pat, tabling his . Puchkov drew one card and showed , his final card was an ace and that was it for Puchkov.
Max Kruse opened with a raise to 6,500. Action folded to Shaun Deeb who reraised to 21,000. Kruse called.
Deeb took one while Kruse stood pat. Both players then checked. "Ten-seven," Deeb announced. Kruse showed though for a ninety-eight and that was good to take the pot and give Kruse a little breathing room here close to the end of the night.
Mike Leah and Jon Turner have been atop the leaderboard for most of this evening, the latter being on his second bullet. Shaun Deeb is closing in on them and may have a chance to catch them as a table has broken sending Leah to the immediate left of Turner, and Deeb to a table with much smaller stacks.
Turner just picked up a nice chunk after taking a hand from Ray Dehkharghani that also involved Galen Hall. A three-bet pot saw Hall and Turner draw one with Dehkarghani staying pat.
Dehkarghani and Hall checked and Turner bet 18,500. Dehkarghani thought for a few moments before making the call. Turner flipped over an and took down the pot.
Jon Turner raised and Galen Hall called out of the small blind. Both players drew one and Turner bet 7,500. Hall raised it up to what appeared to be 20,500 and Turner called.
Hall confidently rolled over his for a ninety-seven and Turner showed for the slightly superior hand. "Again?" Hall sighed and dropped back. Both had clashed several times over the last few hours and Turner got the best of Hall most of the time to keep adding to his stack.
With all the money in the middle of the table before the draw phase, Chirs Klodnicki took one card against Volpe's pat hand. Volpe turned up for a jack-eight low. Klodnicki needed to catch something lower than a jack that wasn't a pair to complete his , but instead, he drew a and that sent him to the rail.
. Puchkov drew one card and showed 
and that sent him to the rail.
