Preflop, Daniel Neilson opened to 19,000 and Kristian Lunardi called with position from the button.
The flop was and Neilson bet 27,000. Lunardi flat called and the turn was the which both players checked.
Neilson checked looking weak on the river and Lunardi took the bait betting 50,000. Neilson then check-raised over the top for 150,000 and Lunardi laid it down.
Ben Alacam has been the latest player to hit the rail. He'll be pleased that he was able to at least advance his short stack one up the payouts, after Tony Dunst busted before him.
Alacam pushed and ran into the held by Mike Stecker.
Tony "Bond18" Dunst has been eliminated by Leo Margets, who takes the chip lead.
Dunst opened preflop to 13,500 and Margets made the call from the blinds. The flop came . Margets checked the flop, and Dunst fired 18,000. Margets check-raised to 48,000 and Dunst responded by moving all in for about 211,000. Margets made the call and they tabled their cards.
Dunst:
Margets:
Margets set would leave Dunst in a bad position, and the turn and river would fail to improve him.
"Someone get me a chip rack," said Margets as she dragged the pot. "I can't see my cards".