In a three-bet pot, the drawing phase saw Ray Dehkharghani draw one and Robert Mizrachi stood pat on the button. Dehkharghani bet 60,000 and Mizrachi eventually called to see his opponent roll over 
foe a pair of fives.
Mizrachi had that beat with 
and won the pot.
Mark Gregorich raised all in for 34,400 from the hijack and Mike Gorodinsky isolated the pot with a shove of his own from the small blind.
Gorodinsky stood pat, Gregorich drew one, and Gorodinsky fanned 
.
Gregorich was drawing slim with and found no help from his 
draw card.
Phil Galfond raised to 7,500 and Mike Leah called, announced he draws two and checked in the dark. Galfond checked behind and Leah tabled a ninety-eight.
One hand later, Shaun Deeb raised to 7,200 and Galfond shoved out of the big blind for 72,000. Deeb asked for a quick count and folded.
Last but not least, Robert Mizrachi raised to 8,200 in the cutoff and Leah called on the button. Ray Dehkharghani called in the big blind and drew two. Mizrachi took one and Leah stood pat. All three checked and Dehkharghani announced a jack. Mizrachi folded and Leah showed 
to pull away further at the top of the counts.
Per Hildebrand opened to 10,000 from early position and John Monnette made it 38,000. Darren Elias called as well.
Hildebrand then reraised to 120,000, leaving roughly 130,000 or so behind. Monnette took about 30 seconds to fold and Elias folded shortly after.
Mike Leah raised to 7,000 and Ray Dehkharghani three-bet to 25,500 from the small blind. "How much do you have?" Leah asked and Dehkharghani replied, "200 and change." Leah folded and the next hand would provide fireworks.
Dehkharghani raised to 7,000 and Shaun Deeb in the small blind three-bet to 25,500. Robert Mizrachi called out of the big blind and Dehkharghani came along as well. Mizrachi and Dehkharghani drew one card each while Deeb stood pat. Mizrachi checked and Dehkharghani bet 55,000, which Deeb called after some consideration, Mizrachi let go.
Dehkharghani rolled over and Deeb mucked to drop down to slightly more than the average with 22 players remaining.
Darren Elias opened under the gun to 9,000 and Jon Turner raised to 32,000. Elias called and drew one.
Turner stood pat. Both players checked and Elias showed .
Turner showed and then mucked.
Chris Ferguson raised all in for 5,300 from the cutoff, Konstantin Maslak reraised to 10,500 from the button, and Galen Hall called from the big blind,
Hall stood pat, Ferguson drew one, and Maslak drew one.
Hall checked to Maslak who bet 14,000. After some brief deliberation, Hall folded.
Maslak showed , Ferguson tabled , and slowly squeezed a 
to end his tournament.
Mike Gorodinsky just won a 100,000 pot when he was one better than Xavier Kyablue who was one better than Majid Yahyeai.
Gorodinsky had 8,500 in front of him and Kyablue and Yahyeai each had 30,000. Gorodinsky called on the button.
Each player drew one and then checked in turn.
"Queen," said Yahyeai.
"Jack," said Kyablue.
Gorodinsky turned over and won the pot.
Ray Dehkharghani opened to 9,000 and Shaun Deeb called from one seat over. Bernard Lee in the cutoff three-bet to 41,700 for almost one third of his stack and Dehkharghani reluctantly called. Deeb then moved all in for 188,200 and Lee called all in for approximately 125,000, which forced out Dehkharghani.
Deeb stood pat and Lee gave him a staredown before also standing pat as well.
Deeb turned over for a ninety-eight, and Lee showed his very briefly before tossing the cards into the muck and departing from the tournament area.
John Racener is sitting at just over 60,000 with 25 players left. Racener just won his first WSOP bracelet a few days ago in the $10,000 Dealer's Choice for $273,962.
Here are some other counts from the remaining field.
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