Glen Bertelson Eliminated in 27th Place ($13,978)
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Mitch Shock, for the second time today, moved all in. The first time he was in middle position and didn't receive any calls. This time, he made the move from early position and Scott Shelley not only decided to play, but moved all in over the top on the button. Glen Bertelson immediately made the call from the small blind and the three hands were turned up with Shock at risk.
Schock: 
Shelley: 
Bertelson: 
The flop came 
which gave Shelley a freeroll against Bertelson if it came back to back spades. The turn was the 
though and without an Ace, King or Jack, Shelley and Bertelson would be splitting up Schock's chips. The river was the 
, however, and Schock clapped and fist pumped his way to a 400,000 stack.
After the hand, Shelley was left with just 240,000 while Bertelson had only an ante left. Adding insult to injury, Bertelson was the one who finished him off. His 
boated up on the 
of Bertelson on a 
board.