Robert Schmidt opened to 48,000, Aleksandr Gofman flatted to his left, and Steven McNally moved all in from late position for 314,000. Action folded around to Schmidt, who after a moment, made the call having McNally covered. Gofman then reraised all in covering Schmidt and Schmidt was forced to fold.
McNally:
Gofman:
McNally was in deep trouble only having three-outs preflop. The dealer delivered the first three cards, and McNally's pair of jacks was now in the lead. The turn brought the and the odds turned against Mcnally, as now Gofman's pair of kings was ahead. The river left only chop outs or a jack for McNally and the river saved his day. Chopping the pot with each having an ace-high straight.
RJ Sullivan raised it up to 50,000 from middle position and Steven McNally took a minute before pushing his stack all in from the big blind. Sullivan made the call with the bigger stand and McNally's tournament was at risk, though he was way ahead preflop.
Sullivan:
McNally:
McNally was safe and looking to double on the flop of as well as the turn of and his rail was excitedly anticipating his big double. Then Sullivan spiked the on the river and McNally's supporters erupted with a loud, "Oh!"
McNally was eliminated in 10th place and earned $23,317 for his run.
Hand #1: Brett Shaffer raised to 50,000 and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #2: Aleksandr Gofman raised to 50,000 and Jim Jakobsen three-bet to 155,000 and won the pot.
Hand #3: Matt Stout raised to 56,000 and Jason Vanstrom pushed all in. Stout made the call and we had a race.
Stout:
Vanstrom:
Stout's pair were better by a small margin, and when the board fell , his pair held as the best hand. Vanstrom was eliminated in ninth place and earned himself $29,658.
Hand #4: Matt Stout opened to 56,000 on the button, and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #5: Stout opened to 56,000 from the cutoff, and Peter Gould called on the button. The flop came , Stout bet 56,000, and Gould folded.
Hand #6: Stout opened to 56,000, RJ Sullivan called on the button, Rob Wazwaz three-bet all in for 417,000, in the small blind, Stout folded, and Sullivan called.
Sullivan:
Wazwaz:
The dealer fanned out a board of . Wazwaz paired his jack and it was good enough to score the double up.
Hand #7: Jim Jakobsen opened to 75,000, and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #8: Jakobsen opened to 60,000 under the gun, and Aleksandr Gofman called in the big blind. The flop came , Gofman checked, Jakobsen bet 100,000, Gofman raised to 245,000, and Jakobsen folded.
Hand #9: Peter Gould raised to 65,000 and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #10: Aleksandr Gofman raised to 60,000 and Matt Stout made the call. The flop came . Stout checked, Gofman bet 60,000 and Stout called. The came on the turn. Both players checked and the river came the . Stout bet out 90,000 and Gofman called. Stout revealed and Gofman won the hand when he showed for a pair of nines to go with the twos on the board.
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Hand #11: Brett Shaffer raised to 50,000, Robert Schmidt made the call, and Peter Gould tagged along as well. The flop came . Gould and Shaffer checked and Schmidt bet out 65,000. Gould called and Shaffer let go of his hand. The turn was the and both players checked. The river delivered the and Gould bet out 81,000 to take down the pot.
Hand #12: Jim Jakobsen opened to 80,000, and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #13: Gould opened to 65,000, RJ Sullivan moved all in for 600,000 out of the small blind, and Gould folded.
Hand #14: Action folded around to Rajaee Wazwaz, in the small blind, who opened to 80,000. Schafer then three-bet-shoved all in, and Wazwaz folded.
Hand #15: Aleksandr Gofman opened to 60,000, Gould three-bet from the hijack to 130,000, and Gofman called. The dealer fanned a flop, Gofman checked, Gould bet 90,000, Gofman raised to 240,000, Gould moved all in and Gofman folded.
Hand #16: Jim Jakobsen raised to 80,000 from under the gun and everyone folded, giving him the blinds and antes.
Hand #17: Peter Gould raised to 65,000 from middle position and won the pot.
Hand #18: Robert Schmidt raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and Aleksandr Gofman made the call. The flop was dealt . Schmidt bet out 75,000 and Gofman called. The turn was the and Schmidt fired again, this time for 120,000, and Gofman pushed all in to win the pot as Schmidt quickly let go of his hand.
Hand #19: Action folded all the way around and Gould got a walk. He showed .
Hand #20: Jakobsen raised to 75,000 from the cutoff and Gould pushed all in. Jakobsen made the call and we had a race.
Jakobsen:
Gould:
The flop was no good for Jakobsen, as it came down . The turn gave him a few more outs with the straight draw. But Gould faded all of the outs when the river was flipped over as the and Jakobsen was eliminated in eighth place for $38,356.
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and McNally's pair of jacks was now in the lead. The turn brought the 
and the odds turned against Mcnally, as now Gofman's pair of kings was ahead. The river left only chop outs or a jack for McNally and the river 
saved his day. Chopping the pot with each having an ace-high straight.
as well as the turn of 
and his rail was excitedly anticipating his big double. Then Sullivan spiked the 
on the river and McNally's supporters erupted with a loud, "Oh!"
, his pair held as the best hand. Vanstrom was eliminated in ninth place and earned himself $29,658.
, Stout bet 56,000, and Gould folded.
. Wazwaz paired his jack and it was good enough to score the double up.
, Gofman checked, Jakobsen bet 100,000, Gofman raised to 245,000, and Jakobsen folded.
. Stout checked, Gofman bet 60,000 and Stout called. The 
. Stout bet out 90,000 and Gofman called. Stout revealed 
for a pair of nines to go with the twos on the board.
and Gould bet out 81,000 to take down the pot.
. Schmidt bet out 75,000 and Gofman called. The turn was the 
and Jakobsen was eliminated in eighth place for $38,356.