The flop of 
was showing as we heard Eric Lindgren announce "all in" from middle position. There was one other player in the 30,000 pot and that was the big blind. After some thought, The big blind called for a little less.
Lindgren: 
Big Blind: 
The 
turn improved Lindgren's hand but he couldn't fade the 
on the river.
Action folded to Dan Gannon in the small blind who moved all in for 151,500. He was called by the player in the big blind with a covering stack.
Gannon: 
Big Blind: 
Gannon was in trouble and he needed help, but he didn't get it on the 
flop. The turn was just what he needed though and the 
gave Gannon his three outer. He still needed to fade a 
though, and he did so when the 
came on the river to give him a full house.
Gannon has a little more life in him now as he has surpassed the 300,000 chip mark.
The 
flop was on the board with Paul Wasicka and Joseph Pergola both all in. Wasicka was in the lead with 
against Pergola's 
for a flush draw. The turn gave Pergola the lead and Wasicka saw received no help from the river.
Nível: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Preflop Adam Shuman made a raise to 12,000 from the button. He was called by Russell Crane in the small blind and Christopher Rauscher in the big blind. On the 
flop, Rauscher made a bet of 10,500. He was only called by Shuman.
The turn was the 
and this time Rauscher fired again for 12,500. Once again Shuman called.
On the river, Rauscher slowed down with a check. This prompted Shuman to make a bet of 17,500. Eventually Rauscher made the call.
Shuman showed 
for a flush, but Rausher showed 
for a rivered flush and he scooped the pot.
It was Whitney and Lhommeau at it again with all most equal stacks. Whitney shoved with and Lhommeau snap called with 
. The board didn't provide any help to Whitney this time as it ran out 
and Lhommeau took the pot.
We came upon the action with three players all in preflop. Darren Oremba's was in the lead against Patrick Kubat's 
and another player's . The board came 
and Oremba's queens hold eliminating one player and stacking chips from both.
As the short stack Zack Whitney has basically one play and that is to move all in. He has done so three times, that we have seen, in the last 30 minutes. We caught this hand between him and Damien Lhommeau. It was a blind versus blind scenario with Whitney shoving followed by the call of Lhommeau.
Whitney:
Lhommeau:
The board came 
giving Whitney his miracle river and a double up. While he is still short, he has a bit more wiggle room now.
Jonathan Taylor raised to 12,000 from middle position and found callers in Benjamin Dobson from the cutoff and the player on the button. Kelly Kim, the small blind went all in. After assessing the stacks of the other callers, Taylor put out a bet of 100,000 causing them to fold.
Kelly Kim:
Jonathan Taylor: 
The board came 
giving Taylor the win and eliminating the former November Niner.
The chips were in the middle preflop between Blake Bohn holding 
and Brent Hanks with 
. The board came and Bohn's queens hold up eliminating Hanks.
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