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So Myung Sim
Eugene Borukhov raised to 12,000 from under the gun before So Myung Sim moved all in for 40,000 from the small blind. Borukhov made the call.
Sim:
Borukhov:
The board ran out and Sim's tens hold up to give him a much needed double, back to 80,000 in chips.
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Carter Gill
Carter Gill is another short stack to double up in a recent hand. Diwei Huang opened the action to 15,000 from early position, before Gill moved all in for 72,000. Jung Hyun Choi then made it 150,000 to go from the cutoff, forcing everyone else out of the pot.
Choi flipped to be well in front of Gill's ; however an ace on the flop on a board of was enough for Gill to more than double up. He now sits comfortably with 170,000 in chips.
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Adrian Mills' hopes of making the final table are still alive thanks to a double-up through Jung Hyun Choi. Choi made it 15,000 to go preflop from early position. When action folded to Mills, he squeezed in the hole and quickly moved all in for 88,000. Choi made the call, and for once it wasn't a pocket pair versus two overcards -- Choi showed . The flop came , no help to either player. The turn gave Mills a lock on the hand when he made a set with the and then filled up on the river with the .
Mills now has 186,000. Choi is not hurting for chips -- he has 386,000.
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Chiu during Day 2 action
All the chips were in the middle on a flop of between David Chiu and Mudasser Khan with Chiu's a long way ahead of Khan's .
The on the turn and on the river gave Chiu a full house and a handy double-up for one of the last recognized pros left in the field.
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Ole Steinvik has been eliminated from the field. He was involved in a three-way pot that was raised from early position to 13,000 by Kenny Hicks, and then called by David Chiu from the button. Steinvik called as well from the big blind.
The flop was big and well-connected, . Steinvik executed a stop-and-go against his two opponents by immediately moving all in for 50,000. That was enough to fold Hicks. Chiu went into the tank for a minute before calling. It turned out that he had a very similar hand to Steinvik.
Steinvik:
Chiu:
Both players were on the same heart draw, but Chiu's draw was bigger. The turn and river blanked out to allow Chiu to win the pot with his naked ace and knock out Steinvik.
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Eugene Borukhov - 22nd Place
So Myung Sim has been on a giant-killing run recently and that continued with the elimination of Eugene Borukhov.
Sim raised from the button and Borukhov shoved from the big blind. Sim insta-called with to be in great shape against Borukhov's .
The board ran out to put a full house on board but the kings of Sim played to end the day for Borukhov in 22nd place for $9,725.
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Kevin MacPhee - 21st Place
A big three-way all in on Table 2 has resulted in two eliminations. Kevin MacPhee opened for 15,000 preflop from under the gun. His eyes must have widened in delight when Kenny Hicks moved all in for 131,000 from the button and Mudasser Khan called all in for 50,000. MacPhee snap-called with . He was up against held by Hicks and held by Khan. The board straightened to make an eight-high straight for Hicks to eliminate both Khan and MacPhee.
Both MacPhee and Khan earned $9,725. Hicks is now among the chip leaders with 345,000.
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and Sim's tens hold up to give him a much needed double, back to 80,000 in chips.
to be well in front of Gill's 
; however an ace on the flop on a board of 
was enough for Gill to more than double up. He now sits comfortably with 170,000 in chips.
against Charles Chua's 
.
, no help to either player. The turn gave Mills a lock on the hand when he made a set with the 
between David Chiu and Mudasser Khan with Chiu's 
.
on the turn and 
on the river gave Chiu a full house and a handy double-up for one of the last recognized pros left in the field.
. Steinvik executed a stop-and-go against his two opponents by immediately moving all in for 50,000. That was enough to fold Hicks. Chiu went into the tank for a minute before calling. It turned out that he had a very similar hand to Steinvik.
to allow Chiu to win the pot with his naked ace and knock out Steinvik.
