On a flop, Joseph Palma had 43,000, over half his stack, in front of him and Patrik Korsar shoved. Palma took some time before calling the rest off.
Korsar:
Palma:
"You have a deuce?" asked Palma. "Oh, I'm in trouble," he said upon seeing the showdown. The turn and river proved no help and Palma was off to collect his $6,718 for finishing 29th.
Jeff Manning was all in for almost 100,000 against Ashly Butler.
Manning:
Butler:
Manning failed to get any help during a runout and was left with crumbs. With one big blind left under the gun, Manning elected to fold and wait for one more hand.
It turned out to be a smart decision on his part, as Simon Lam and Robin Ytilato busted before Manning was in the big blind. The American secured a pay jump of almost $1,100 before busting in the subsequent hand.
In a raised pot, the board read , and action was on Jerry Callahan. He checked, Simon Lam shoved his last 29,000, Millard Hale folded, and Callahan called after some deliberation.
Lam:
Callahan:
The river was the , and Lam was out in 34th place.
Alfie Adam has been eliminated in 35th place. The Brit got it short-stacked in with pocket fives against Connor Drinan's pocket nines. The flop brought the five Adam needed but also a nine for Drinan.
Adam got a hand from everyone at the table and made his way to the payout desk.
flop. The Finnish poker icon's run came to halt in 28th place after the 
turn and 
river.
flop, Joseph Palma had 43,000, over half his stack, in front of him and Patrik Korsar shoved. Palma took some time before calling the rest off.
runout and was left with crumbs. With one big blind left under the gun, Manning elected to fold and wait for one more hand.
