Bryn Kenney called a bet on fifth street against Jason Mercier's ace-high board but came out betting on sixth and seventh when Mercier caught high cards.
Kenney: 
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Mercier looked less than pleased and after about a minute of tanking and a couple of head shakes, he reluctantly tossed in some chips. Kenney showed 
for kings up and scooped it.
Steve Jelinek completed and Robert Campbell raised. Jelinek called, and then called bets on fourth and fifth before sixth street checked through.
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On seventh, Jelinek bet and Campbell folded.
Per Hildebrand got all of his chips in on fourth street against David Singer and David Steicke.
Hildebrand: /
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Singer picked up the 
and bet fifth, folding out Steicke with the .
Hildebrand: 
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Singer: 
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It was eights against nines and bad news arrived right away for Hildebrand as his situation got dire. Both hit two pair but Singer's 
gave him kings up against Hildebrand's for tens up. Hildebrand picked up a worthless third pair with the on the river.
Photography by Katerina Lukina.
David Singer bet with 
against David Steicke, who called with and Chris Bjorin, who raised with 
. Singer reraised, folding out Steicke, and Bjorin called. Singer kept the lead on fifth but sixth and seventh went check-check.
Singer 
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"I guess you got me," Bjorin said after seeing the aces up.
Doug Saab bet his last 6,000 on sixth street and Tommy Hang called.
Saab: 
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Hang: 
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Saab improved to a better two pair on seventh, while Hang missed his straight draw but took the low with a seven-low.
Nikolai Senninger had the bring-in and Harvey Goldstein called. Tim Marsters completed, and both Senninger and Goldstein called.
On fourth, Goldstein bet out and Marsters called all in for 4,500. Senninger called also. Senninger bet out on fifth, sixth, and seventh streets, and Goldstein called each time.
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Goldstein: / 
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Marsters: / 
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Senninger tabled his for an eight-low and two pair. Goldstein mucked, and Marsters tabled his 
and began to squeeze his final card.
Marsters needed a jack, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, or a diamond to stay alive, but he unfortunately could only find the , and was eliminated.
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