Some of the casualties below may have already departed prior to the money bubble while the vast majority finished in the money. This includes the former WSOP Player of the Year Robert Campbell, Kevin Iacofano, and James Van Alstyne.
"Why did you not bet the last chips?" Mel Judah inquired as Ron Ware had some chips left behind after a three-way pot. Ware replied "I only put all chips in when I have one hundred percent". The 
of Ware were the nut low on the 
board and he chopped that with the 
of Rafael Concepcion.
Kao "Flexx" Saechao won the high pot with the 
as he chipped up thanks to the three-way action.
On a board of 
, three and a half full bets each were in between Mohammad Khan and his table neighbor. Khan wound up receiving three quarters of the pot as his 
had flopped the nut low and a straight, while his opponent had the 
for the same nut low and a missed nut flush draw.
Jeanne David had survived the bubble with a very short stack and it took a short while to confirm that her 
had indeed scooped the entire pot on a 
board. The cards of her opponent were already mucked and David was in a very jovial mood as she joked "I love you" to the player she had doubled through.
"Do you guys know each other?" she was asked and with a smile on the face, David replied "yeah, he is my future ex-husband."
Chris Hundley raised from an early position and Claiborne Carter called all-in with very few chips while all other players folded.
Claiborne Carter: 
Chris Hundley: 
The board ran out 
and Carter chopped to stay in contention as he won the high pot with aces and nines while dodging plenty of outs. In the next hand he chopped again to move up to nearly two big bets.
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The 
of Kevin Brewer were already exposed when he was looked up by Brian Lives with the 
. The 
flop gave Lives a pair and the nut low draw while Brewer picked up a ton of outs on the turn. The river was among them as Lives improved to a straight to deal the final blow.
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