The action folded to Faraz Jaka in the small blind and he moved all in. Steven Norden made the call one seat over and both players turned over their cards.
Jaka:
Norden:
The flop was pretty good for Jaka as he paired his kicker and Norden now needed help on turn and river to score the knockout. After the turn, the double up was already secured and the river completed the board.
Shortly after, Will Givens raised to 21,000 and then folded when Jaka moved all in once again. "I fold. I want to see you in heads up," he said before mucking his cards.
David Olmsted raised from early position and got two callers in Vinny Pahuja and the big blind. Olmsted made the continuation bet on the flop for 60,000 and only Pahuja called to see the turn. Olmsted checked and then openly folded when Pahuja bet what looked like 80,000.
"I guess I should have raised more pre. King Queen?" Olmsted asked after the hand was over.
The flop was and Faraz Jaka bet 35,000. Will Givens raised him up to 75,000 and Jeremy Joseph moved all in. Jaka folded but Givens wasted no time in making the call.
Joseph showed and Givens tabled .
The turn and river missed Joseph and sent him out.
David Olmsted raised to 24,000 and Gabriel Nassif moved all in one seat over for 56,000 more. Olmsted called after some consideration and turned over but it would only end up second best to the of the Frenchman. The board ran out and Nassif doubled up.
Dutch Boyd raised to 24,000 from the button and Stewart Newman announced all in. "Can I have a count,please?" asked Paul Cogliano one seat over and then moved all in himself after the dealer verified the stack to be 167,000. Boyd quickly folded and the two players turned over their cards.
Newman:
Cogliani:
"That is pretty sick," a disappointed Newman said before the dealer proceeded to do his duty. The board ran out and the field was reduced to 13.
Steven Norden opened the action and Kwan Leung ended it by moving all in. Norden weighed it up for a while but in the end decided to make the call to put Leung at risk.
Leung had shoved with and Norden called with . The race was on.
The cards ran out . The fives held up and Leung was out.
Chad Dixon got the remainder of his 161,000 stack in from early position and was called one seat over by Will Givens. All other players folded and the two players flipped over their cards. It was a classic race with for Dixon and the for Givens, who could not improve on the board.
Dutch Boyd raised to 24,000 from the button and called the three-bet of David Olmsted out of the big blind for 50,000. Olmsted fired 50,000 on the flop and Boyd called before he called all in once Olmsted put him to the test after the turn.
"You called me with that?" a surprised Olmsted asked. "I can never put you on that hand," he admitted and showed himself. Boyd had turned over the for trips deuces and the river even gave him a full house.
Doyle Brunson won the WSOP Main Event with said hand and it may very well be an important step for Boyd to win a bracelet himself.
flop was pretty good for Jaka as he paired his kicker and Norden now needed help on turn and river to score the knockout. After the 
turn, the double up was already secured and the 
river completed the board.
flop for 60,000 and only Pahuja called to see the 
turn. Olmsted checked and then openly folded 
when Pahuja bet what looked like 80,000.
and Givens tabled 
.
and river 
missed Joseph and sent him out.
. The race was on.
board.
turn.
face up and let them get on with it.
.
. More chips flowed to Givens and Gabbay was headed for the pay-out desk in twelfth.