Ben Tollerene was trying to spin his way up in what started as a three-way pot. Stephen Chidwick was in the hijack and he slid in 4,000 on the 
flop, earning calls from John Andress on the button and Tollerene in the small blind.
They carried on to the 
where both Tollerene and Chidwick checked. Andress fired 18,000 in position and only Tollerene stuck around, leaving himself with last 25,000.
The 
completed the board and Tollerene quickly checked. Andress needed a time extension before putting Tollerene all-in. Tollerene himself had already burned all his timebanks so he had to make the decision for his tournament life within 30 seconds. He eventually grabbed his chips and moved them towards the middle.
Tollerene's campaign was over after Andress showed 
, beating his 
.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
253,000
18,000
|
18,000 |
|
Eliminé |
, Dan Smith checked from under the gun to Isaac Haxton who bet 9,500.
, he checked to Haxton again. Haxton bet out 45,000, and Smith made the call as the river landed the 
.
.
for a bluff.
, bringing the 
out. Sontheimer moved all in for about 200,000 effective and Perkins folded fairly quickly.
pot. Action got checked to Lichtenberger who bet 9,000. However, both of his opponents were interested to see the turn so they matched his bid.
, making it 31,500 this time. That was finally enough to get rid of both Katz and Durnegger as Lichtenberger approached 200,000 in chips.
checked through as the 
completed the board on the river.
and Ivey continued for 5,000 with both Petrangelo and Smith making the call as the turn of the 
and both players checked.
, he checked.
for a full house, and Peters mucked.
flop.
