Hennigan and Ivey went all the way to the river, resulting in a 36,000 pot. Hennigan revealed in the hole for aces full of kings, Ivey mucked, and Hennigan scooped the pot.
Marcel Luske is showing a pair of jacks and a king after his opponent bet the final card in razz. Luske thought for a second and then made the call. His opponent claimed, "I have a king-low."
Marcel pounced from his chair and slammed his cards yelling, "Yes sir!" And then showed a jack-low, J-7-5-2-A for the best hand.
Mark Vos: x-x-9-8-6-7
Johnny Chan: x-x-4-J-8-7
Phil Ivey: x-x-A-4-A-Q
Betting occurred on all streets with Vos leading the action. All players checked their final card. Chan turned up J-5-2 for an 8-low and the other two players mucked.
The pot was a big one and Chan has built up to around 140,000 chips.
The sight of Barry Greenstein signing a copy of his book "Ace on the River" is always a telltale sign that he's been eliminated from a tournament. The latest recipient of his book is Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi, who just collected the remainder of Greenstein's chips and is now sitting on a 49,000 stack.
Amnon Filippi raised from under the gun. John Hennigan three-bet from the cutoff and then Brett Richey four-bet from the small blind. The big blind, Mark Vos, called, as did Filippi and Hennigan.
Flop:
Richey checked, Vos bet, Filippi raised, Hennigan reraised. Richey folded, Vos called, and Filippi called.
Turn:
Vos checked, Filippi checked, Hennigan bet. Both players called.
River:
Vos and Filippi checked, Hennigan bet. Both players called again.
Richey said he folded Q-Q. Vos and Filippi both turned up A-A and Hennigan turned over 10-10 for the winning hand, a set of tens.
From worst to first and Hennigan is now approaching 80,000.
Short-stacked Tim Phan was just knocked out in a three-way pot with David Oppenheim and Tom "durrrr" Dwan. Dwan made 8-6-5-3-2, besting both his opponents and eliminating Phan.
After the hand Dwan was up to 133,000 while Oppenheim was on fumes with 8,000.