Reza Golestani: 
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David Avina: /
Reza Golestani was all in for his last 9,000 on fourth street and called by David Avina. Avina ended up with 9-7-5-4-3, while Golestani could only show K-8-7-3-2 and was knocked out on the money bubble.
The remaining 47 players are now all in the money.
Peter Lynn: /
Jose Paz-Gutierrez: /
Peter Lynn moved all in for his last 4,000 and was called by Jose Paz-Gutierrez. Lynn ended up with a queen-low, while Paz-Gutierrez had 10-7-5-3-A to win the pot.
The tournament clock shows 48 players remaining, one off the money.
David "ODB" Baker had Anthony Zinno all in on sixth street on the bubble.
Anthony Zinno: 
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David "ODB" Baker: / 
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Zinno paired on seventh street, but his 7-4-3-2-A was still good enough to double up and stay alive.
Ariel Shefer: /
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Julien Martini: /
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Ariel Shefer bet on sixth street and was called by Julien Martini. On seventh, Shefer put out another bet and sent Martini into the tank.
"I'm not supposed to fold," Martini said.
"You have a lot of chips. You can afford to lose some more," Shefer responded.
Martini eventually called, and Shefer showed a queen-low. Martini showed for 7-6-5-3-A to win the pot.
Shefer, the Day 1 chip leader, was knocked down to around 60,000 as players approached the money bubble.
Brock Parker: / 
Mark Gallo: /
Brock Parker had called two bells from Mark Gallo before seventh street, and was faced with another call for most of his remaining chips. Parker took a moment before making the call, and Gallo said "you're good" without turning over his cards. Parker showed his 9-8-7-5-3 to take a valuable pot on the bubble.
Todd Dakake: //
Rafael Rovira: //
Rafael Rovira completed on third street, then called bets on fourth and fifth from Todd Dakake. Rovira bet out on sixth and Dakake called.
Dakake checked on seventh and Rovira took his time before checking behind. Dakake showed for 8-7-5-4-3 to win the pot.
Andrew Barber: //
Mark Gallo: //
Andrew Barber was all in for his last few chips heading to seventh street. Mark Gallo showed first and turned over for an eight-low.
"I've got to beat an eight," Barber said before revealing his card. He paired his three and hit the rail three spots off the money.
Leonard August was all in just shy of the money bubble, needing some help against Alan Myerson.
Leonard August:
Alan Myerson:
August improved to a 7-6-5-2-A, but Myerson caught a 6-4-3-2-A to take the pot.
Jesse Sylvia: //
Charles Sinn: //
Hassan Kamoei: /
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Hassan Kamoei completed on third street before Jesse Sylvia moved all in for his last 11,000. Charles Sinn called. Kamoei, though, argued he should be allowed to raise over Sylvia's bet and the tournament floor had to be called over.
The floor ruled that Sylvia's bet wasn't enough to be considered a legal raise, and Kamoei could only call. Both Kamoei and Sinn checked to sixth street, when Sinn bet and Kamoei called.
Sinn bet again on seventh and Kamoei called. Sinn showed for 7-5-3-2-A and both Kamoei and Sylvia mucked as Sylvia hit the rail less than 10 spots away from the money.
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