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Phil Hellmuth raised to 8,000 in the hijack and action folded to Steven Wolansky in the small blind.
"How much do you have behind?" asked Wolansky.
"About 7,000," replied Hellmuth. "If you give it to me, I promise I'll put it to good use."
Wolansky called after a few moments and both players proceeded to draw one.
"It would have been more fun to go all in before the draw," remarked Hellmuth.
Wolansky bet 7,000 effective and Hellmuth called for his tournament life. Wolansky tabled , besting Hellmuth's to send the 13-time bracelet winner to the rail in 18th place.
Justin Gardenhire was all in for about 12,000 and stood pat with , facing Scott Bohlman who drew one with . Bohlman turned over the to make a ninety-eight to eliminate Gardenhire in 17th place.
Action folded to Chris Viox in the small blind and he shoved for about 16,000. Markus Garberg called in the big blind and when Viox stood pat, Garberg went into the tank for about three minutes. He opted not to break his hand and stood pat, much to the dismay of Viox.
"Bad jack," said Viox.
"Same," said Garberg, as he tabled .
Viox took another look at his hand, but mucked, surrendering the pot to Garberg.
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, besting Hellmuth's 
to send the 13-time bracelet winner to the rail in 18th place.
to make a ninety-eight to eliminate Gardenhire in 17th place.
