Stashin Back on Track; Tim Volf Eliminated
It's been a roller coaster of a day for Michael Stashin who at one point was pushing close to 1 million chips. After losing nearly half his stack, Stashin is finally back on track after eliminating Tim Volf.
In the hand, Stashin opened with a raise to 12,000 before Volf moved all in for 104,500. Action folded back to Stashin who dropped into the tank.
"Hold on," Stashin said standing up from his chair. "Let me do some math."
"Twenty-six bigs?" Stashin continued. "I don't think I can fold."
"Actually it's twenty-one bigs," Volf said.
"Oh well," Stashin said. "I guess I did my math wrong"
Stashin eventually decided to call and their hands were turned up.
Stashin: 
Volf: 
The board ran out 
which kept Stashin in the lead the whole way and allowed him to take down the pot to move back over 700,000 chips while Volf was eliminated from the tournament.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
715,000 | 130,000 |
|
Eliminé |
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completed the board. Olshan bet 17,000 and Zhechev took his time before cutting out 65,000. Olshan called rather quickly with 
ended up face down in the muck.
and that gave Greenstein the best pair of kings along with the pair of fours on board. leal hits the rail and will collect a small payout for his efforts here in the Main Event.
turn made it a legitimate threat, and much to the dismay of Carlsson, the 
spiked on the river!
flop and 
completed the board and Rudolph check-folded to Kirsch's 40,000 bet.
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and got called by big blind Maria Lampropulos with 
