There was about 8,000 in the middle and the board read . Manuel Bevand, in the cutoff, pushed out a bet of 6,500, and Phil Hellmuth, on the button, quickly called. The turn brought the and another bet from Bevand, for 14,000 this time. Hellmuth again wasted little time calling.
The river brought the . Bevand hesitated, then announced he was all in. Hellmuth exhaled loudly, rechecked his cards, then looked at Bevand. He then restacked his chips, seeing that they totaled a little over 50,000. Finally he folded, muttering as he did.
That's what we heard from Table 369, prompting us to walk over and inspect the scene. When we arrived, the board read , was laying in front of Dylan Wilkerson, and was in front of Peter Gilmore.
Wilkerson looked crushed, pacing back and forth as his stack was counted down. He eventually received the bad news - he was eliminated - and grabbed his ticket before leaving the Purple Section of the Amazon Room.
We caught action preflop when Daniel Alaei raised to 13,000 from the small blind. Nenad Medic moved all in from middle position for around 40,000 and Wesley Pantling moved all in from the button for over 200,000. Alaei folded.
Faraz Jaka opened to 5,500, and Charles Brizius moved all in for just under 40,000. Jaka tank-called, and was dominated.
Jaka:
Brizius:
The flop came down all diamonds , giving Jaka a diamond flush draw. The turn was indeed a diamond - the to be exact - and Brizius was drawing dead. The river was the to give both players a flush, but Jaka's played.
"Wow," Brizius sighed. "That's how you do it."
Jaka said nothing, rather he stacked his newfound chips and got ready for the next hand.
Lisa Hamilton was severely short-stacked, and got the remainder of her 40,000-chip stack in the middle against Martins Adeniya. Hamilton's was in great shape against Adeniya's , but Adeniya flopped a flush draw, then turned it, eliminating her from the tournament.
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. Manuel Bevand, in the cutoff, pushed out a bet of 6,500, and Phil Hellmuth, on the button, quickly called. The turn brought the 
and another bet from Bevand, for 14,000 this time. Hellmuth again wasted little time calling.
. Bevand hesitated, then announced he was all in. Hellmuth exhaled loudly, rechecked his cards, then looked at Bevand. He then restacked his chips, seeing that they totaled a little over 50,000. Finally he folded, muttering as he did.
, 
was laying in front of Dylan Wilkerson, and 
was in front of Peter Gilmore.
to send Medic to the rail.
to be exact - and Brizius was drawing dead. The river was the 
was in great shape against Adeniya's 
and Olisar was sent packing.
, Dan O'Brien 
, and the board reading 
. Serock is out, while O'Brien is up around 265,000.