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Magnus Persson was all in before the flop for about 400,000 with 
and up against Stuart Tuvey's 
.
The board ran out 
, and Persson is out. Tuvey's now up around 3.1 million.
117 players remain.
Over on the feature table, Christian Harder raised to 60,000 before the flop and the action folded around to Jody Howe who called from the big blind to make it heads-up to the flop of 
.
Harder opened for 70,000, but then re-raised all in over the top of Howe, who made it 195,000 to go. Howe snap-called all-in for 927,000 and the cards were tabled:
Howe: 
Harder: 
Despite having hit top pair, Howe was miles ahead with bottom set. Howe held as the turn and river ran out 
, 
and he's now up to more than two million in chips as a result. Harder is now on 960,000 in chips.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
2,013,000
951,000
|
951,000 |
|
960,000
-847,000
|
-847,000 |
Phil Collins is oh-so-close to the seven-million chip mark after eliminating Matthew Wantman from the ESPN feature table.
The action folded around to Collins who raised to 55,000 from the hijack position before Wantman shoved from the big blind for 378,000 holding 
. Collins called, showing down 
, but despite both players pairing up on the flop of , Collins still had the lead.
Still, Wantman now had the flush outs, but the turn and river ran black (
, 
) and Wantman's WSOP Main Event is over.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
6,907,000
706,000
|
706,000 |
|
Eliminado |
Now that we're down to 117 players and 13 tables, the tournament staff has announced that all tables will now be using the automatic shufflers, which will no doubt give us even more hands per hour.
Someone at the table opened the pot with a raise to 54,000, and both Doc Sands and Benjamin Logan called from their respective small and big blinds, three-handed to the flop.
It came 
, and Logan check-called a bet from the raiser while Sands ducked out. The turn went check-check, and the river 
saw the same action repeat.
At showdown, Logan could only show for the Royal Flush. That's all. We can't even remember if the words "Royal Flush" are supposed to be capitalized or not, that's how infrequently we've seen it happen. It's the first of Logan's career, and it comes in the WSOP Main Event, boosting his stack up a bit to about 1.9 million.
On a flop of 
, Bryan Devonshire had Seth Davies all in and at risk.
Devonshire: 
Davies: 
Devonshire faded a diamond on the turn (
), but it gave Davies outs to a chop. The 
on the river was a brick however, and Davies hit the rail. Devonshire remains among the chip leaders, boasting a stack of 4.9 million chips.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
4,900,000
800,000
|
800,000 |
|
Eliminado |
[Removed:147] got the last 320,000 of his chips into the pot in bad shape. His ran right into the 
of big stack JP Kelly, and there would be no help on board. The 
flop left him drawing dead, in fact, and the turn and river 
have sent him to the exit.
131st- Vasily Tsapko ($54,851)
130th- Cortland Mcjannet ($54,851)
129th- Jonathan Pinx ($54,851)
128th- Thomas Oldcroft ($54,851)
127th- Marton Czuczor ($54,851)
126th- Blake Bohn ($54,851)
125th- Chris Bonita ($54,851)
124th- Peter Feldman ($54,851)
123rd- Seth Davies ($54,851)
122nd- Ryan Jaconetti ($54,851)
121st- Matthew Frankland ($54,851)
120th- Matthew Wantman ($54,851)
119th- [Removed:147] ($54,851)
118th- Magnus Persson ($54,851)
Table 338 just broke, its players scattering to find their assigned seats elsewhere in what is becoming an increasingly sparse Amazon Room. Erick Lindgren was quicker than most, rushing over to his new table and slipping into Seat 5 just in time to receive a hand and raise to 55,000 from under the gun.
A couple of players folded, then Aaron Ruppert arrived. He'd also been broken from Lindgren's same table, and as it turned out Lindgren had accidentally taken Ruppert's seat. Since there had been a couple of folds, the action stood, and after everyone else folded Lindgren took the small pot to move to 1.04 million.
"Push it there," said a grinning Lindgren to the dealer as he rose to move over to his assigned Seat 8.
Wai Cheng got his remaining chips in preflop holding against the 
of David Barter.
The board ran out 
and Cheng was sent packing toward the rail.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
|
Eliminado |
