Jordan Young opened to 34,000 from the cutoff and Sean Getzwiller defended his big blind to see a flop fall.
Getzwiller check-called Young's 28,000-chip continuation-bet as the rolled off on the turn and both players checked it through as the landed on the river.
Both players again checked, and when Getzwiller tabled his , he collected the pot as Young folded. Getzwiller now closes in on one million as Young slips to nearly 250,000 in chips.
We missed most of the action but it appeared that Sean Getzwiller raised and a short-stacked Gary Goad reraised all in. Getzwiller made the call and revealed aces, which were in excellent shape against Goad's .
Getzwiller's hand held and Goad was sent to the rail. Getzwiller is up to 825,000.
Gary Goad opened to 40,000 from the hijack position and John Eames called from the cutoff. Jordan Young snap-moved all-in for his last 140,000. Action folded back around to Goad, who went all in himself. Eames got out of the way and the showdown commenced.
Goad:
Young:
The board ran out , doubling Young and knocking Goad down a notch.
Nicholas Kamen opened for 35,000 but ran into a brick wall when Jon "PearlJammer" Turner stuck a stack of 25,000 chips into the middle from the big blind, which was enough to put Kamen all in. Kamen dejectedly mucked his hand.
Turner is at 1.5 million while Kamen has slipped to just 316,000.
From early position, Chase Olsen opened to 36,000 only to have Stuart Krasney three-bet all in next to act for 191,000 more. Olsen deliberated for a few moments before making the call.
Olsen:
Krasney:
The board rolled out to see Krasney eliminated in 24th place for a $18,575 collect as Olsen moves to 520,000 in chips.
flop fall.
rolled off on the turn and both players checked it through as the 
landed on the river.
, he collected the pot as Young folded. Getzwiller now closes in on one million as Young slips to nearly 250,000 in chips.
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, doubling Young and knocking Goad down a notch.
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