Michael Bills raised preflop from the hijack and Adrian Mateos called from the cutoff. After the button and blinds all folded, the flop came down 
and Bills led out for 15,000. Mateos raised, Bills shipped, and Mateos called.
Mateos: 
Bills: 
Mateos took the lead with two pair on the flop, and he held it after the 
appeared on the turn followed by the 
on the river.
Luc Greenwood is no more, he has just been knocked out of the tournament by his neighbor Scott Stewart. We just caught the tail end of the hand as Greenwood in the cutoff had bet 50,000 with 61,000 behind on a board of 
. Stewart on the button plummeted some 25,000-chips in the middle to put Greenwood all in.
Greenwood tanked for quite some time before Mike McDonald called the clock. As the floor announced to Greenwood he had a minute to make his decision, he called.
Stewart showed 
for a straight and Greenwood mucked. The floor informed the dealer that cards had to be shown after an all in and call, but couldn't retrieve them. Greenwood said he had queen-ten before leaving the tournament are.
After an open to 15,000 in the hijack, Kliment Tarmakov made it 40,000 to go in the cutoff. Rodrigo Cordoba occupied the next seat and raised the price of poker further to 100,000. The opener followed the blinds into the muck, but Tarmakov shoved for 176,000 and got an immediate call.
Tarmakov: 
Cordoba: 
It was a great spot for Tarmakov, and the unexciting board of 
meant he doubled up.
Ami Alibay shoved from the cutoff for 21,000, and Pratyush Buddiga called in the big blind.
Buddiga: 
Alibay: 
The board ran out 
, giving the pot to Alibay.
Michael Gentili bet 37,000 on a flop of 
from middle position, and Ramiro Petrone tanked awhile and shoved all in for what looked to be around 125,000 in the cutoff. Gentili snap-called, tabling for top set. Petrone had quite a few outs, though, showing for a huge draw. The turn ended almost all of his hopes when it paired the board: . Only the royal flush would save Petrone, and a 
river didn't do it.
Chance Kornuth's hopes in the $5,300 Main Event at the Pokerstars Championship Bahamas are in tatters as he was shot down with pocket aces.
With 200,000 in the pot already, Kornuth (pictured) was committed for his last 120,000 chips and he was well behind, with Marcin Kapkowski holding on a board of 
. The river of ended Kornuth's tournament.
Elsewhere, Dorian Rios Pavon was eliminated when he lost a race with pocket jacks against Mikko Turtiainen's .
Ben Zamani, who currently leads the World Poker Tour Player of the Year Race after amassing three final tables — including two second-place finishes — was just eliminated from the tournament.
He got his last 56,000 all in holding the and found himself flipping against Damien Steel's 
. The 
flop didn't do much, but the 
turn gave Zamani the lead. Unfortunately for him, he made two pair on the river, which also gave Steel a winning straight.
Jason Mercier, in early position, raised to 13,000 followed by a three-bet to 30,000 by Ronan Gorey. Two positions over, Murad Akhundov shoved all in for 250,000 and action was back on Mercier. He too moved in, for 217,000. Gorey folded.
Murad Akhundov:
Jason Mercier: 
The board ran out 
and Mercier doubled, leaving Akhundov extremely short.
John Dibella opened with a raise only to have Francisco Benitez three-bet to 46,000 from the button. Both blinds folded, Dibella moved all in, and Benitez called off for around 90,000.
Benitez:
Dibella: 
Benitez was looking to dodge a six, and did so after the board ran out 
.
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