It folded to Taylor Paur in the small blind and he completed. Roy Weiss went all in from the big blind for his final 235,000. Paur called with and Weiss was ahead with . The board fell and Weiss gets a much needed double.
Hand #80: Tai Nguyen shoved from the button for 545,000 and both blinds folded.
Hand #81: Taylor Paur made it 60,000 from the button, but folded as Alexander Barlow pushed all in for about 530,000.
Hand #82: Tai Nguyen shoved all in under-the-gun, everybody folded.
Hand #83: Taylor Paur made it 60,000 under-the-gun and everybody folded.
Hand #84: Alexander Barlow made it 60,000 from the cutoff. Tai Nguyen reraised to 280,000 from the small blind, and everybody folded.
ICM dictates the game it looks like. DJ MacKinnon and Alexander Barlow don't seem to eager to take risks at this point with Roy Weiss and Tai Nguyen still in the game.
Hand #85: Taylor Paur raised from the button to 60,000. Alex Barlow moved all in and Paur quickly folded.
Hand #86: Paur raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and wins.
Hand #87: Paur raised to 60,000 from under the gun and it folds around.
Hand #88: Paur gets a walk.
Hand #89: Barlow raised to 60,000 from under the gun. Paur reraised to 150,000 from the small blind and Barlow moved all in, prompting Paur to fold.
Hand #90: Paur raised to 60,000 from the button. Roy Weiss moved all in for 280,00 from the small blind and Paur folded.
Hand #91: Paur raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and wins.
Hand #92: Paur raised to 60,000 from under the gun. Weiss moved all in for 385,000 and it looked like Paur wanted to call but he ended up folding.
Hand #93: Tai Nguyen shoved all in from under-the-gun and got no takers.
Hand #94: Alexander Barlow made it 60,000 under-the-gun and Taylor Paur was the only caller. Both checked on after which Paur bet out 65,000 on the turn to take it down.
Hand #95: Taylor Paur made it 60,000 from the button and took the blinds and antes.
Hand #96: Taylor Paur made it 60,000 from the cutoff and took the blinds and antes.
Hand #97: Taylor Paur made it 60,000 from the under-the-gun position but folded as DJ MacKinnon shoved all in from the small blind.
Hand #98: Under-the Roy Weiss shoved all in and Tai Nguyen followed his example from the small blind. Taylor Paur folded his big blind and we had a big clash. Weiss had 440,000 and . Nguyen had Weiss covered but had to settle for .
| | on the table and Weiss doubled, leaving Nguyen behind with just 170,000 in chips.
Tai Nguyen moved all in from under the gun with for 170,000. Alex Barlow went all in from the small blind with and that was followed by an all in from DJ MacKinnon from the big blind with . The board came giving Nguyen quads for a triple up. MacKinnon won the side pot, leaving Barlow extremely short.
Hand #102: Taylor Paur made it 60,000 under-the-gun and everybody folded.
Hand #103: DJ MacKinnon opened the button for 65,000 and from the small blind Taylor Paur raised it up to 140,000. As Weiss folded, MacKinnon took a glance at Barlow's short stack. That didn't prevent him from shoving all in though and unfortunately for him, he was met with a snap call.
MacKinnon showed his but was up against the only better starting hand available: . The board didn't do him any good, by the time the dealer was getting the river out there he only had one out left, and didn't hit: | | .
Hand #104: Alex Barlow still had a straight face but inside he must have been pretty happy with the kings versus aces hand which guaranteed him a $28,000 pay jump. The next hand it was time to get his 115,000 in though.
He got a call from Taylor Paur in the small blind and Roy Weiss in the big blind. Paur and Weiss checked the hand on the flop and turn: | . The dealer put the on the table and Paur bet out 60,000. Weiss folded and Paur showed his for a rivered top pair. Barlow mucked his cards but the dealer tabled them anyway because it was an all in and a call situation. Barlow was rivered with his and had to leave the tournament.
and Weiss was ahead with 
. The board fell 
and Weiss gets a much needed double.
after which Paur bet out 65,000 on the 
turn to take it down.
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on the table and Weiss doubled, leaving Nguyen behind with just 170,000 in chips.
and that was followed by an all in from DJ MacKinnon from the big blind with 
. The board came 
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and had to leave the tournament.