Matt Affleck moved all in for his final 97,000 from the cutoff, and Tony Dam called from the small blind to put Affleck at risk.
Affleck:
Dam:
The flop hit both players but kept Dam in the lead. The on the turn meant that Affleck could only survive with an eight, and the on the river sealed the win for Dam.
Emily Larson got all her chips into the middle from the big blind against Alexandros Papadopoulos in the cutoff.
Larson:
Cutoff:
Larson's opponent had the preflop advantage with the stronger ace, and Larson needed help from the deck in order to double up. The board ran out , which changed nothing, and Larson's opponent took the pot to end her run in this tournament.
David Stetler got his final chips into the middle preflop holding , and he was trailing the of Stephen Russo. The board brought no paint cards, coming down . Ace-high held for Russo, who nearly doubled up to 850,000 on the hand.
Chrisopher Orme got his stack into the middle before the flop against Samuel Vonkennel, who had him covered.
Orme:
Vonkennel:
Orme was racing for his tournament life, and Vonkennel needed to improve in order to eliminate his opponent. The board ran out to pair Vonkennel's ten and give him the pot.
Je Oh raised to 70,000 from the butto,n and Huihan Wu called from the big blind.
The flop came , and both players checked. The turn brought the , and action checked through again. The river was the , and Wu checked. Oh bet 160,000, sending Wu into the tank briefly.
Wu ultimately called and tabled for a pair of aces, which was good enough to win the pot against Oh's .
Antonio Graham made it 75,000 to go, and Je Oh moved all in for his final 380,000. It folded back around to Graham, who said that he was ready to gamble as he slid the rest of his chips into the middle.
Graham:
Oh:
Oh looked a bit confused by the call, and confusion turned to frustration when the dealer fanned out a flop. Oh needed a ten or running straight cards, but the board finished out and .
Graham jumped up to nearly 700,000 after that hand, while Oh was left with less than two big blinds.
flop hit both players but kept Dam in the lead. The 
on the turn meant that Affleck could only survive with an eight, and the 
on the river sealed the win for Dam.
, which changed nothing, and Larson's opponent took the pot to end her run in this tournament.
, and he was trailing the 
of Stephen Russo. The board brought no paint cards, coming down 
. Ace-high held for Russo, who nearly doubled up to 850,000 on the hand.
runout gave the chips to Guerrero and a payout slip to Dizenzo.
to pair Vonkennel's ten and give him the pot.
, and both players checked. The turn brought the 
to keep the top pair in the lead for Roxas and double him up.
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