Juego con responsabilidad.
Australian poker phenom Jeff Rossiter notched up his first ever WSOP cash in Las Vegas in this event, but his first bracelet will have to wait a little longer.
Rossiter just raised to 12,000 and Bryn Kenney three-bet from his immediate left to 22,500. Both blinds folded and Rossiter shoved for 90,000, which was snap-called by Kenney.
Kenney: 
Rossiter: 
The board ran out 
and Rossiter was knocked out by Kenney's pair of jacks.
Chris Hunichen raised to 11,000 on the button, Jeff Rossiter three-bet all in for 90,500 out of the big blind, and Hunichen leaned back in his chair.
"This is so close," Hunichen said.
He eventually called and found out he had the Aussie dominated.
Hunichen: 
Rossiter:
Fortunately for Rossiter the board ran out 
, and the two chopped the pot.
Jared Hamby checked to Jay Dragland on a completed board of 
, and he fired out 43,000. The 2013 WSOP bracelet winner made the call, Dragland showed 
for effectively five-high, and Hamby revealed 
for nines and sevens.
Hamby is up to 330,000 chips, while Dragland dropped down to 145,000.
The board read 
when we picked up the action and Benny Chen bet 22,500. Jeremy Kottler called the bet and on the river the hit.
Chen fired another 37,500 into the pot and Kottler called showing . That was enough to beat Chen's 
and he raked in this pot.
Kevin Eyster opened to 10,000 from the hijack and Matt Salsberg three-bet all in for 46,500 on the button. Esyter mulled it over for about 45 seconds before he called.
Salsberg: 
Eyster: 
The kept Salsberg comfortably ahead, but the turn made things interesting.
"Club," said Eyster softly.
A club did in fact fall as the river gave Eyster a winning flush.
"You run so good against me, it's so sick!" said Salsberg after the hand.
Alex Bilokur raised to 10,000 on the button, Greg Merson reraised to 28,000 in the big blind, and Bilokur moved all in for what looked like 120,000 or so. Merson quickly tossed out a single chip, signifying a call.
Bilokur: 
Merson:
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Bilokur got up out of the chair, but he wasn't drawing dead. The Russian could hit a runner-runner straight, and the on the turn kept him alive for one more street, but the bricked off on the river.
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