On a board of , Chris Grigorian moved all in for his last 12,700. His opponent, apparently not too confident, kissed his chips goodbye before throwing in the call. The players showed:
Grigorian:
Opponent:
The river came the and Grigorian stacked the pot. He is now sitting on just over 42,000 chips.
Roz Quarto raised to 1,500 from the button and Sam Seltzer made the call from the big blind. The flop was . Seltzer checked, Quarto moved all in and Seltzer quickly called.
Quarto
Seltzer
Quarto screamed for another diamond as the dealer burned and turned the and the , eliminating Quarto.
Five players, including J.C. Tran and Edward Brogdon, saw a flop of . Action checked around to a player in middle position, and he put out a bet of 3,500. Brogdon called, and everyone else ducked out of the way.
The turn paired the board with the . The same player bet out 5,000, and Brogdon came along with a call.
The river came the . This time, Brogdon faced a bet of 7,000. He raised though, moving all in for about 10,000 total. His opponent called him, showing the overpair . Brogdon was unimpressed. He tabled , having flopped a set and turned the four of a kind. He takes down a nice pot, more than doubling up to near 40,000.
We picked this pot up on the turn with three players in on a board of . The small blind led out for 900, Jeffrey Lisandro raised to 1,675 from the big blind, and early position player called and the small blind folded. The river was the . Lisandro checked, the EP player bet 3,000 and Lisandro mucked.
The EP player showed Lisandro pocket queens and raked in the pot.
Clonie Gowen, who has been a chip leader for the majority of the day, continues her reign after eliminating another player from the field.
Joe Tehan was her latest victim. He was all in on a flop of holding pocket sixes against Clonie's . The trips held for Clonie and she's now up to 76,000.
On a flop of Vivek Rajkumar moved all in for 18,000. An early position player called all in for 8,000 and a late position player called as well, having both his opponents covered.
Rajkumar's flush draw with couldn't get there vs. the late position player's set of nines when the turn and river both came sixes and he was eliminated.
Jarrad "thaboss" Dale limped in preflop from under the gun with pocket nines. The flop fell 10-10-5 and Dale led out. Curtis Kohlberg raised and Dale reraised. Kohlberg moved all in and Dale, whom he had covered, called.
Dale showed his pocket nines and saw he was up against Kohlberg's 10-9 for flopped trips. Dale failed to improve and was sent to the rail.
In a reversal of the Dmitri Nobles elimination, Kevin O'Brien's pocket tens didn't hold up against his opponent's when the river cruelly brought the to end O'Brien's Main Event.