After Eric Rodawig brought it in, Joe Tehan completed. Phil Hellmuth called, but John Racener raised. Eslami folded, while Tehan and Hellmuth called. Racener bet fourth street, getting called by both.
Fifth street is where it got cooking! Racener checked, Tehan bet, and Hellmuth raised. Racener, though, re-raised and really put the heat on Tehan. After a few moments he called, as did Hellmuth for his remaining stack. Sixth street then paired up both Racener and Tehan. Racener, with the lead, bet and really sent Tehan into the tank. After about two minutes, Tehan gave it up and showed for sevens full!
What a fold it was as Racener tabled a better full house with . Hellmuth showed , needing to catch a low card to survive. He slowly peeled it and after a moment, excitedly turned over the to make a 7-6 low to keep his bracelet hopes alive.
Ali Eslami completed and Ted Forrest raised, everyone else folded and Eslami put the rest of his chips in. Both players showed split fours but Forrest took a big leap ahead when he made aces up on fourth. Eslami had a chance at the low but could only make a worse two pair and knocked out
After Ali Eslami brought it in, Joe Tehan completed. Phil Hellmuth raised and action folded back to Tehan who called. Both checked fourth street and Hellmuth check-called fifth street. Tehan took the on-board lead on sixth street and bet, getting called by Hellmuth. The same action happened on seventh street and Tehan tabled for a full house. Hellmuth angrily muttered to himself as he mucked his hand.
Eric Rodawig's completion was called by Antony Lellouche and Ted Forrest. All three checked fourth street and Lellouche bet his pair of kings on fifth. Forrest folded, Rodawig raised, and the the rest of Lellouche's chips made their way into the pot. He showed under, while Rodawig tabled for a pair of aces.
Sixth street gave both two pair. Rodawig caught the to make aces up. Lellouche was dealt the for kings up.
Rodawig's seventh-street card was the , giving Lellouche a chance to fill up. However, he flipped over the and is out in ninth place.
Benyamine had completed, Lellouche raised and Benyamine made it three bets to set him in. Lellouche was behind but when he caught the wheel on sixth, Benyamine needed a queen or the case ace to chop the pot but he bricked instead.
Phil Hellmuth had the bring in, Ted Forrest, David Benyamine and John Racener all called before Antony Lellouche completed. Hellmuth folded, Forrest made it two bets, shutting out Benyamine and Racener before the Frenchman made it three bets. Forrest called and the rest of Lellouche's chips went in on fourth.
Lellouche: / /
Forrest: / /
Forrest was freerolling by sixth street but he bricked on the end as Lellouche's two pair held up for the high hand to split the pot with his opponent
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- folded
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for sevens full!
. Hellmuth showed 
, needing to catch a low card to survive. He slowly peeled it and after a moment, excitedly turned over the 
to make a 7-6 low to keep his bracelet hopes alive.
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- folded
to make aces up. Lellouche was dealt the 
, giving Lellouche a chance to fill up. However, he flipped over the 
and is out in ninth place.
