Darren Elias and Abe Mosseri both committed 25,000 before the draw, and both players drew one card. Mosseri led out for 40,000, Elias moved all in for 100,000. Mosseri called.
Elias showed the wheel - - and Abe tossed his five cards into the muck.
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Jason Mercier raised to 5,200 in the cutoff, Paul Volpe called on the button, Ashton Griffin called out of the small blind, and John Juanda three-bet to 24,200 from the big blind. Mercier four-bet to 47,000, Volpe and Griffin quickly folded, and Juanda tanked for well over 90 seconds before folding as well.
An orbit later, Mercier again raised to 5,200 in the cutoff. Juanda reraised to 15,500 in the big blind, Mercier four-bet to 32,100, and Juanda tank-called. Juanda drew one, Mercier stood pat, and Juanda moved all in.
Mercier let out a sigh before calling, but Juanda told him he was good, revealing a low. Mercier fanned , and dragged the pot.
Shawn Sheikhan raised to 6,500 from early position and it folded around to Larry Wright in the big blind. The 2012 $1,500 No-Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball champion flatted from the big blind and took one card at the draw. Sheikhan followed suit, also pulling one new card.
"You've got a jack-ten," said Sheikhan to Wright. "Side bet. Side bet right now. You have a jack-ten."
"I'll check," said Wright, not being tempted by Sheikhan's side offer.
When action checked over to Sheikhan, he flung out a bet of 20,000 without hesitation.
"I've gotta call you," sighed Wright. "I have a ninety-seven." He fanned and Sheikhan slapped his hand into the muck.
Wright was pushed the pot and has now crossed the 200K mark with about 208,000 in chips. Sheikhan's stack, on the other hand, has been reduced to 21,000.
Darren Elias raised to 6,500 in first position, Shawn Sheikhan moved all in for 14,200 on his direct left, and Abe Mosseri re-shoved for 45,200 out of the big blind. Elias tank-folded.
Mosseri drew one card, prompting Sheikhan to rip his cards off of the felt.
"I don't know what the f*** to do with this hand," he said.
He finally stood pat, revealing , and Mosseri showed . Mosseri drew paint, but his was good enough to score the pot and the knockout.
We are now playing hand-for-hand until the bubble bursts.
Brian Rast opened the action with an early position raise to 7,000. Galen Hall three-bet shipped all in over the top for his last 42,000 and it folded back to Rast who went into the tank for about a minute. Ultimately, Rast opted to slide forward a call and stand pat with his hand. Hall drew one card and the hands were tabled.
Rast:
Hall:
Hall was drawing live to beat Rast's ten-six low. He squeezed out his card and a disappointed look washed over his face. Hall flung the on the table, giving him an ace-low and the second best hand. Hall was eliminated as the bubble boy while Rast brought his stack up to 245,000.
Following Hall's elimination, the field redrew to the final two tables. A full seating chart and chip counts will be posted momentarily.
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- and Abe tossed his five cards into the muck.
low. Mercier fanned 
on the table, giving him an ace-low and the second best hand. Hall was eliminated as the bubble boy while Rast brought his stack up to 245,000.
