Cory Carroll moved all-in preflop for 262,000 and was called by Matt Keikoan. Carroll turned over and unfortunately ran right into Keikoan's pocket aces.
On a flop of , Kelly Jo McGlothlin moved all in for 367,000. Saying "I think I have the best hand here," Senovio Ramirez III called and turned over while McGlothlin flipped up for a flush draw. The turn was the , the river was the , and McGlothlin's Main Event came to an end.
Before the flop Hansen called Koshi's 60,000 raise and they saw a flop of . Koshi bet 78,000, Hansen raised 100K more, Koshi re-raised to 237,000, and Hansen moved all-in. Koshi called with , crushing Hansen's . The on the turn and on the river didn't save Hansen and he was left with 410,000.
Gavin Smith nicknamed Bill Edler "The Stunning One."
Edler might be one of the best players that you never heard about. He's also considered one of the nicest guys on the tournament circuit.
Edler earned a degree in law after attending UC-Berkeley.
Edler won his first WSOP bracelet in 2007. He won the $5,000 NL Short-handed event. He beat Alex Bolotin heads up after coming from behind as one of the short stacks at the starting table.
Edler drinks a lot of coffee while he plays. That might be one of his biggest vices.
Edler's grandmother taught him how to play card games. After he won a $10,000 heads-up event at Crystal Park Casino Hotel in February, he dedicated his victory to his grandmother who just turned 100 years young. Edler beat Barry Greenstein heads up for that win.
Edler has won more that $2.2 million in career tournament earnings.
William Spadea made it 65,000 to go preflop and was raised to 215,000 by Josh Evans. Spadea came back over the top for 963,000 total and was all-in. Evans made the call and showed while Spadea showed .
Board:
Evans missed the board and Spadea was up to 1,950,000 after the hand.
Under the gun, Dag Martin Mikkelsen raised to 60,000 and Hevad Khan and Rep Porter called. Michael Zinna then raised to 215,000 and after Mikkelsen folded Khan and Porter made the call. They saw a flop and after Khan and Porter checked, Zinna led out for 325K. Khan folded and that's when Porter check-raised all-in for 1.7 million. Zinna folded and Porter raked in a huge pot.
On a flop of Dario Minieri bet 100,000 and Reagan Silber called. The turn was the . Minieri moved all in for 1.1 million and Silber called, turning over for a set. Minieri showed for a flush draw and would need a spade that didn't pair the board to survive. The river, though, was the and everyone's favorite Porsche-driving online poker superstar was eliminated.
Chad Brown moved all in from UTG and Hoa Nguyen called from late position. Brown turned over while Nguyen tabled . The flop was with Nguyen keeping his lead, but Brown picked up a flush draw. The turn was the giving Brown two additional outs, but the river was the and Brown was eliminated.
Alan Levin was all-in preflop against Jeff Bryan. Levin was holding while Jeff Bryan had pocket queens. Although Levin hit a jack on the turn, Bryan's queens held up and Levin was eliminated.