Norman Chad was just seen packing up his bell and bowling shoes and heading for the exit.
His executioner, Todd Barlow, and other tablemates relayed the information that Barlow made an ace-high flush by fifth street and Chad needed a low to survive.
Despite showing three baby clubs on board, Chad couldn't make a hand to keep him in the tournament.
Meanwhile at an adjacent table, Justin marsh was also eliminated
Christina Hill: 
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Jason Gola: 
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Michael Rocco: / 
Picking action up on sixth street, Christina Hill put out a bet into a sizeable pot, receiving a reluctant fold from Michael Rocco's short stack, but getting a call from Jason Gola.
On seventh street, Hill bet again, but this time Gola couldn't call, sending a healthy pot to the lone remaining woman in the field.
John Racener: /
- folded on fourth street
Norman Chad: /
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Long Tran: 
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Action picked up on fourth street with Norman Chad betting into two opponents. Only Long Tran made the call and John Racener folded.
On fifth, Chad bet again, but Tran put in a second bet. Chad made the call.
On sixth, Chad check-called a bet from Tran.
Chad checked seventh street in the dark, Tran bet, and Chad made the call.
"Full house," announced Tran, and that was enough to scoop the pot.
Ziya Rahim: /
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Ian O'Hara: /
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Ziya Rahim completed showing his four before Ian O'Hara made the second bet on his left showing a four of his own. Rahim made the call.
On fourth, O'Hara bet and Rahim check-called.
O'Hara paired his deuce on fifth and bet, Rahim made another call.
Both players checked on sixth when Rahim picked up a deuce of his own.
With seventh out, O'Hara made a bet. Rahim studied the board for a bit before making the fold.
"Did you have an ace-kicker with your pair of twos?" asked Rahim.
"I did," confirmed O'Hara.
"I had a king kicker with mine," said Rahim.
"I also had two pair," said O'Hara.
"I figured. Either you made your low or made two pair," assumed Rahim correctly.
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Daniel Negreanu completed showing the 
just left of the bring-in. One by one, the entire table folded.
Negreanu showed the in the hole.
"Bluffing is the best. I didn't even have a pair, everyone folded. Bluffing's the best. No pair."
"I had a pair of threes," said a tablemate.
"See? I bluffed your ass," as Negreanu clucked like a chicken to mock all those in fear of entering a pot with him.
Marco Johnson: /
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Ian O'Hara: /
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Action picked up with Ian O'Hara putting in a bet on seventh. Marco Johnson thought for a bit with his pair of eights showing, but eventually folded and conceded the pot to O'Hara.
Nearby, Justin Marsh was seen leaving the table after busting.
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