Juego con responsabilidad.
As we were writing our updates, we had a slew of eliminations. We figured it'd be easiest to just give them all in one post:
27th- Anthony Graphia ($7,019)
26th- Todd Jackson ($7,019)
25th- Abraham Watkins ($7,019)
24th- Jesse Martin ($7,019)
23rd- Ken Aldridge ($7,019)
Nivel: 18
Ciegas: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
Victor Ramdin raised from the cutoff only to have Sorel Mizzi reraise from the button. A short-stacked Michael Reed then raised all in for 13,500 total from the small blind, which both Ramdin and Mizzi called. When the flop came down 
, Ramdin checked, Mizzi bet, Ramdin raised, and Mizzi called.
It then went bet-call on the 
turn, with the same action occurring on the 
river. Ramdin rolled over 
for a rivered flush, and it was good as both his opponents mucked. Mizzi dropped to just 22,000 after the hand while Reed was eliminated in 28th place.
After posting his big blind Dale Burner did not have enough chips to pay for another round. He was raised by Mitch Schock, and Demes easily made the call.
Burner: 
Schock: 
The board came 
giving Schock two pair and enough to eliminate Demes.
We found Shawn Buchanan all in on a 
flop holding 
against the 
of Jeff Shulman. The 
turn and 
river were of no help to Shulman and Buchanan doubled up.
We didn't catch the details on the elimination, but we witnessed Russ Floyd making his way to the payout desk, which means he became our 30th-place finisher.
Jason Plummer was all in preflop with against the of Jeremy Heartberg. It was a classic flip for Plummer's tournament life, one that did not go well as the 
flop gave Heartberg the lead; however, Plummer did pick up a flush draw.
Unfortunately for him, the 
turn and 
river blanked, and Plummer was eliminated in 31st place.
We've had two more rapid eliminations here in the $3,000 Limit Hold'em Event. "Crazy" Mike Thorpe was busted in 33rd place, followed by Darin Thomas in 32nd. Each will take home $5,612 for their performances.
We didn't catch the hand amid the earlier eliminations, but a short-stacked Marco Traniello was sent to the rail in 34th place.
After attempting to go all-in preflop Zachery Grunberg was informed that he had too many chips. However his table was filled with people willing to oblige his all-in wishes. Mike Thorpe was able to raise Gruneberg all-in and in doing so he himself got to push all his chips into the middle. Not wanting to be left out of the action Tyler Bonkowski made the call as well.
Gruneberg: 
Thorpe 
Bonkowski:
The cards fell 
and Gruneberg was eliminated after his measly pair of sevens was no match for the other two player's Queens. Thorpe and Bonkowski split the pot and both got to stay in the tournament.
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