After Kevin Hong raised from middle position, Kyle Ray called all in from the small blind. The two players were heads up with Ray's tournament life on the line in a dominated position. Ray held and Hong held .
The flop came down to give Ray some additional outs. The turn was the and gave him even more outs. The river was the , a nice blank for Hong, and Ray was eliminated in 6th place.
On a board of , Brock Parker raised a bet from Kyle Ray. Ray made the call in position. The river was the and Parker led with a bet. Ray made the call. Parker flipped up the nuts with and won the hand, crippling Ray to under 20,000.
Not physically, but his chip stack certainly is. Kyle Ray began the final table with over 400,000 chips and has dwindled down to under 200,000. No one player has taken all of Ray's chips. Instead, he's passed them around to almost every opponent at the table.
On a flop of , Barry Shulman fired a bet and Daniel Negreanu called. The turn was the and Shulman checked. Negreanu bet and Shulman called. The river was the and both players checked. Shulman showed and Negreanu showed . Negreanu would win the hand.