Jason Wheeler got the last of his short stack in the middle against Jason Stockfish on a flop of 
. Wheeler showed 
for aces and the nut flush draw, but Stockfish flipped over 
for trip jacks, so Wheeler needed to improve to preserve his tournament life.
The 
on the turn was no help to Wheeler and neither was the 
river, so Stockfish took the pot to end Wheeler's run in this tournament.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
The tournament is on a 15-minute break.
Four players saw a flop of 
and action checked to William Migely who bet. Two opponents folded and Yasho Chin made a pot-sized check-raise. Migely jammed to put Chin to a decision for her stack and she snap-called. The two players were very nearly even in chips.
Chin: 
Migley: 
Chin had the lead with top set but Migely had the nut-flush draw, so Chin had to dodge diamonds in order to double-up.
The 
on the turn was a safe card for Chin, but the 
river gave Migely the nut flush and he took the pot to send Chin to the cage and seize the chip lead by miles.
Igor Sharaskin raised to 3,600 from early position and Toby Joyce made a pot-sized three-bet to 13,200 from the cutoff. Sharaskin called.
The flop came 
and Sharaskin checked. Joyce tossed out a single orange 5,000 chip and Sharaskin quickly folded.
"I think I might have had aces," joked Joyce as he stacked the pot.
James Hughes and Nadar Kakhmazov had very similar chip stacks going into the hand and they were all in on a flop of 
.
Nadar Kakhmazov: 
James Hughes: 
The turn card was the the river the and Kakhmazov's two pair was good.
The stacks were counted down and Hughes had the bigger stack, but after Kakhmazov took such a huge bite out of it Hughes is now left with crumbs.
With a substantial pot already brewing and the board reading 
, Jon Lane had the button and got his entire stack in the middle against Justin Gardenhire, who was in middle position.
Lane: 
Gardenhire: 
Both players flopped straights, but Lane had the best of it with the queen-high straight to Gardenhire's jack-high straight. However, Lane still had to dodge spades, jacks, and eights which would give Gardenhire a flush or full house. The 
on the turn was a safe card for Lane, but the 
river wasn't and Gardenhire took the pot with a flush to eliminate Lane.
Four players put in 4,700 to see a flop of 
.
Timothy Woodson committed the remainder of his chips which was just 15,000. Two players folded but Daniel Spencer called.
Timothy Woodson: 
Daniel Spencer: 
The turn and river 
saw Spencer finish with the bigger boat and he gobbled up the last of Woodson’s stack.
button in Safari
