A player opened to 2,800 in the cutoff position and James Dempsey three-bet to 6,800 from the button. Undeterred, Benjamin Robinson over-called from the big blind, prompting a fold from the original raiser.
The flop came 
and Robinson bet the pot. Dempsey thought it over for a few minutes and eventually said, "Good bet," and mucked his hand.
Robinson has chipped up to 40,000 while Dempsey's stack has slid to 47,000.
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James Carroll raised to 2,800 from late position and was called by Dajuan Whorley from the button. Christian Harder re raised from the small blind to 8,400. Carroll then re raised the pot and Whorley folded. Harder then moved all in for 31,200. Carroll called.
Carroll: 
Harder: 
The board ran out 
.
Harder now sits with 68,000 and Carroll is down to 50,000.
Mikhail Lakhitov raised to 4,200, and from the button Sebok re raised to 11,900. Lakhitov called to put him all in and at risk for elimination.
Sebok: 
Lakhitov: 
The flop didn't look pretty for Lakhitov when it ran out 
. The 
hit on the turn to give Lakhitov a chance and he got there when the 
hit on the river.
Sebok is now down to 24,000.
Andrew Cohen raised from the cut off to 2,900 pre flop. Davidi Kitai called from the small blind and Ariel Celestino called from the big blind.
The flop came 
. Both Kitai and Celestino checked and Cohen bet 4,300. Kitai and Celestino folded.
Cohen now sits with 61,000.
We caught action on the turn with 20,000 already in the pot between Kelvin Lee and John Gordon. Gordon had bet 16,400 on the turn and was raised to 33,000 by Lee. Gordon re raised all in for 22,400 and was called by Lee.
The board had already ran out 
.
Gordon flipped up 
and Lee showed . The fell on the river.
Gordon sits with 68,000 and Lee was crippled to 2,000.
The very next hand Lee moved all in from the big blind for his remaining 2,000 after a raise from Gordon in middle postion. Allen Kessler called from the big blind and Balazs Botond called from the button.
The flop ran out . All players checked. The fell on the turn and and Kessler led out with a 4,000 bet. The remaining players folded which left Kessler and Lee heads up to the river.
Kessler showed and Lee flipped up 
. The 
fell on the river.
Kessler now has 17,000 in front of him.
Simon Charette opened for 4,200 on the button and Bradley Craig re-raised enough from the big blind to put Charette all-in. Charette called and found himself in a race situation for his tournament life.
Charette:
Craig:
The board came 
and Charette doubled to approximately 23,000. Craig's stack has slid to 56,000.
We missed the action but caught Sean Minor all in pre flop against Jeff Sluzinski.
Minor:
Sluzinski:
The board ran out .
Jonathan Tare opened for 4,200 and action folded around to Ronald Lee in the small blind, who called.
The flop came 
and Tare immediately pushed in his remaining stack. Lee called and flipped up 
, which was an overwhelming favorite against Tare's 
.
The turn and river bricked for Tare and he was sent to the rail.
Lee is still our chip leader with 142,000.
Mikhail Lakhitov raised from the button to 2,700. Joe Sebok re raised from the small blind to 9,300. Lakhitov immediately bet the pot and Sebok moved all in for 15,600. Lakhitov called.
Sebok:
Lakhitov: 
The board ran out 
.
Sebok sits with 33,000 in front of him and Lakhitov is down to 8,000.
"Any structure complaints?" asked Christopher DeMaci in the direction of Allen Kessler.
Kessler - known for his many complaints regarding structure - went on to mumble for sixty or seconds or so before DeMaci asked, "You must be happy with the new 25-25 then?"
It was hard to decipher the many mumbles that Kessler was producing, but when his rant finished, DeMaci added, "I always look to you for all that info!"
