Karr Wafts; Smith Gets Richer
A raising war on a 
flop saw McLean Kar get his stack of 11,500 all in against Dan Smith.
| Showdown |
Karr:     |
Smith:     |
Karr held both straight and flush draws, but the latter was no good as Smith had bigger clubs to go with his pocket pair of kings. Both the 
turn and 
river proved uninteresting, and Smith's kings claimed the pot. "Good hand, Dan," Karr said before collecting his things and exiting the tournament area.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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50,000
20,100
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20,100 |
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Busted | |
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and Jason Mercier called off his remaining 6,300. Kalenius confidently rolled over 
. Jason Mercier started laughing, and Benyamine could not keep a straight face either.
" Goyens said, and that had Benyamine smiling again. He later admitted to having had 
, and Goyens was drawing very slim pre flop. Things turned out differently, and Goyens took down the pot in a situation where he probably would've lost a very big percentage of the time due to his hand hitting the muck.
river changed a thing and Eames doubled through Negreanu while simultaneously eliminating Palumbo.
on a 
river. Negreanu returned to betting, this time 2,800, and it was enough to take down the pot as Joentausta sent his cards to the muck.
and was at risk against Dan Smith, who said he misread his cards and wished he hadn't made the call.
