Ian Johns has continued to avoid elimination by doubling up again.
Earlier he got four bets in preflop with queens and folded to an 
flop. On this hand, he was behind Michael Reed with 
. Reed had 
.
The board ran out 
and Johns more than tripled up.
Matt Grapenthien got his last 23,000 in against Mark Bassaly. Bassaly had 
against the 
of Grapenthien.
The board ran out 
and Grapenthien hit the rail in 20th place.
Jun Kim was eliminated in 21st place and will receive $4,832.
She got her last 8,000 in against Michael Reed. She had 
against the 
of Reed.
The board ran out 
and Kim was eliminated.
Nível: 20
Limites: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
Robert Michel got all his chips in preflop on the button and Shane Fumerton in the big blind had him at risk.
Michel: 
Fumerton: 
The board ran out 
, giving Fumerton a flush. Michel was eliminated in 22nd place, taking home $4,832 for his finish.
Michael Reed raised in the cutoff and Shane Buchwald three-bet on the button. The blinds folded and Reed called.
The flop was 
and Reed check-called a bet from Buchwald. The turn was the and Reed checked again. Buchwald bet and Reed called.
Both players checked the river and Reed's was good.
Mark Bassaly raised in middle position, Christopher Chung three-bet on the button, Bassaly four-bet, and Chung capped it. Bassaly called.
The flop was 
and Bassaly bet, which was enough to put Chung all in. Chung called and they showed down.
Bassaly: 
Chung: 
Chung was in bad shape with sevens against Bassaly's nines, but as he stood up, ready to make his exit, the 
came on the turn, giving Chung sevens full of fives. The river was insignificant.
"What!? That doesn't happen in tournaments!" Chung exclaimed after the hand.
Sunil Nair was eliminated in 23rd place and will receive $4,832.
He was short stacked after losing a hand to Tung Tran's quad nines. Then he raised all in for his final 14,000 and Mark Bassaly raised from the blinds. The remaining players folded, leaving Bassaly heads up with Nair who was at risk.
Bassaly had 
and Nair had 
. The board ran out and Nair was eliminated.
After running down to less than two full bets, Ian Johns is now sitting with just over 80,000 in chips. He still has some work to do as his current stack is only seven big bets, but he has rallied a little to maintain his shot at bracelet number four.
The first hand he got all in with versus . Then he doubled with pocket queens versus pocket nines.
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