From under the gun, Dylan Thomassie open-shoved for his last 127,000 before the flop. The action folded around to Foster Hays who reraised to 300,000 before Jeffrey Lavelle moved all-in from the small blind. Hays quickly got out of the way and the cards were revealed:
Lavelle:
Thomassie:
The flop of put Lavelle further in front, but gave Thomassie a chance with the gut-shot straight draw. No dice - the turn and river ran out , and Thomassie hit the rail in 17th place ($26,338).
Shortly after Dylan Thomassie's elimination, Matthew Wood raised to 40,000 from early position before Andrea Vezzani reraised from late position. Wood shoved and Vezzani called, showing down against Wood's .
Another three on the flop was enough to seal Wood's fate. He's now collected $26,338 for his 16th place finish, but Vezzani is now our new chip leader with more than three million in his stack!
William Douglas-Smith open shoved and Isaac Kirchner called from the big blind. Kirchner was way ahead holding and Douglas-Smith needed to hit the board holding .
The board ran and Douglas-Smith hit a straight on the turn, which knocked Kirchner down to 135,000
Jeffrey Lavelle has now moved up to more than two million in chips after taking out William Douglas-Smith in 15th place ($33,285).
Douglas-Smith moved the last of his money into the middle preflop with , but ran into Lavelle's . Once again, Lavelle's hand held up after the board ran out and Douglas-Smith was sent packing.
The action folded to Jordan Young who raised to 60,000 from middle position; Tom Carman shoved the rest of his stack in from the small blind, but Allan Le snap-called from the big blind. Young threw his hand away and the cards were tabled:
Le:
Carman:
Board:
Carman could only shrug his shoulders and walk away, but at least he'll have $33,825 in cash to cheer him up somewhat. Le is now up to more than 1.2 million.
Robert Koss opened for 55,000 from late position and Bruce Antman moved all in from the small blind for 364,000. Koss sat back in his seat and took off his hat.
"How old are you?' Koss asked Antman, who said nothing. "Problably too old to bluff here," Koss said as he tossed cards in the muck.
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