Hand #31: Peter Gould opened to 65,000 and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #32: RJ Sullivan opened to 65,000, Rob Wazwaz three-bet-shoved all in and Sullivan folded.
Hand #33: Aleksandr Gofman opened to 60,000 from the button and Gould called in the big blind. The two went heads-up to a flop. Both players checked to the turn . Gould checked, Gofman bet 65,000, Gould raised to 170,000 and Gofman called. The river brought the , Gould bet 325,000 and Gofman folded.
Hand #34: Matt Stout opened to 70,000 and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #35: Gould limped in from the button, Sullivan called in the small blind and Rob Wazwaz checked his option. A three-way pot brought a flop. Sullivan and Wazwaz checked, Gould bet 50,000, Sullivan called and Wazwaz folded. The turn came the , Sullivan checked, Gould bet 75,000 and Sullivan folded.
Hand #26: Aleksandr Gofman raised to 60,000 and won the blinds and antes when Matt Stout and Peter Gould folded in the blinds.
Hand #27: Robert Schmidt raised to 60,000 and won the pot preflop.
Hand #28: Schmidt raised to 60,000 and Stout three-bet to 145,000 from the cutoff. Schmidt let it go.
Hand #29: Brett Shaffer got a walk in the big blind.
Hand #30: Stout raised to 70,000 and Rob Wazwaz and Schmidt called. The flop came down and Stout bet out 110,000, winning the hand when both of his opponents folded.
Hand #21: RJ Sullivan limped in the small blind, and Rob Wazwaz checked his option. A flop was dealt, Wazwaz bet 50,000, and Sullivan called to see the on the turn. Both players checked to the river . Sullivan bet 85,000, and Wazwaz called. Sullivan showed and it was good.
Hand #22: Robert Schmidt opened to 60,000 under the gun, and Aleksandr Gofman called to his left. The flop came , Schmidt checked, Gofman bet 75,000 and Schmidt folded.
Hand #23: Schmidt got a walk.
Hand #24: Wazwaz opened to 75,000, and Gofman called in the big blind. The dealer laid out a flop of , Gofman checked, Wazwaz bet125,000 and Gofman folded.
Hand #25: Schmidt opened to 60,000 and won the blinds and antes.
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Hand #16: Jim Jakobsen raised to 80,000 from under the gun and everyone folded, giving him the blinds and antes.
Hand #17: Peter Gould raised to 65,000 from middle position and won the pot.
Hand #18: Robert Schmidt raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and Aleksandr Gofman made the call. The flop was dealt . Schmidt bet out 75,000 and Gofman called. The turn was the and Schmidt fired again, this time for 120,000, and Gofman pushed all in to win the pot as Schmidt quickly let go of his hand.
Hand #19: Action folded all the way around and Gould got a walk. He showed .
Hand #20: Jakobsen raised to 75,000 from the cutoff and Gould pushed all in. Jakobsen made the call and we had a race.
Jakobsen:
Gould:
The flop was no good for Jakobsen, as it came down . The turn gave him a few more outs with the straight draw. But Gould faded all of the outs when the river was flipped over as the and Jakobsen was eliminated in eighth place for $38,356.
Hand #11: Brett Shaffer raised to 50,000, Robert Schmidt made the call, and Peter Gould tagged along as well. The flop came . Gould and Shaffer checked and Schmidt bet out 65,000. Gould called and Shaffer let go of his hand. The turn was the and both players checked. The river delivered the and Gould bet out 81,000 to take down the pot.
Hand #12: Jim Jakobsen opened to 80,000, and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #13: Gould opened to 65,000, RJ Sullivan moved all in for 600,000 out of the small blind, and Gould folded.
Hand #14: Action folded around to Rajaee Wazwaz, in the small blind, who opened to 80,000. Schafer then three-bet-shoved all in, and Wazwaz folded.
Hand #15: Aleksandr Gofman opened to 60,000, Gould three-bet from the hijack to 130,000, and Gofman called. The dealer fanned a flop, Gofman checked, Gould bet 90,000, Gofman raised to 240,000, Gould moved all in and Gofman folded.
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Hand #9: Peter Gould raised to 65,000 and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #10: Aleksandr Gofman raised to 60,000 and Matt Stout made the call. The flop came . Stout checked, Gofman bet 60,000 and Stout called. The came on the turn. Both players checked and the river came the . Stout bet out 90,000 and Gofman called. Stout revealed and Gofman won the hand when he showed for a pair of nines to go with the twos on the board.
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flop. Both players checked to the turn 
. Gould checked, Gofman bet 65,000, Gould raised to 170,000 and Gofman called. The river brought the 
, Gould bet 325,000 and Gofman folded.
flop. Sullivan and Wazwaz checked, Gould bet 50,000, Sullivan called and Wazwaz folded. The turn came the 
, Sullivan checked, Gould bet 75,000 and Sullivan folded.
and Stout bet out 110,000, winning the hand when both of his opponents folded.
flop was dealt, Wazwaz bet 50,000, and Sullivan called to see the 
on the turn. Both players checked to the river 
. Sullivan bet 85,000, and Wazwaz called. Sullivan showed 
and it was good.
. Schmidt bet out 75,000 and Gofman called. The turn was the 
and Schmidt fired again, this time for 120,000, and Gofman pushed all in to win the pot as Schmidt quickly let go of his hand.
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and Jakobsen was eliminated in eighth place for $38,356.
and Gould bet out 81,000 to take down the pot.
flop, Gofman checked, Gould bet 90,000, Gofman raised to 240,000, Gould moved all in and Gofman folded.
. Stout checked, Gofman bet 60,000 and Stout called. The 
. Stout bet out 90,000 and Gofman called. Stout revealed 
