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We picked up the action on a 
flop when Joe DeGeorge checked from under the gun and Christopher Shaw bet 105,000 from middle position. DeGeorge responded by check-raising to 260,000, but that opened the door for Shaw to move all in. DeGeorge called off for 610,000 total and discovered the bad news.
DeGeorge: 
Shaw: 
DeGeorge flopped top pair, but it was still behind the pocket jacks of Shaw. DeGeorge got lucky though when the 
appeared on the turn, which threw Shaw into a bit of a tantrum. He uttered a few expletives, wondered aloud how such a thing could happen, and didn't even notice the 
complete the board on the river.
Someone then informed Shaw that he won with a better two pair, which obviously turned his attitude around. On the other hand, DeGeorge was counterfeited and saw his 2014 WSOP Main Event come to an end.
| Jugador | Fichas | Progreso |
|---|---|---|
|
1,670,000
876,000
|
876,000 |
|
Eliminado |
and Lee's ace held up to knock Rasmussen out. Canali was left with little chips and he's going to look to rebuild his stack after taking a big hit.
, keeping his bullets out in front. The board paired on the turn with the 
and the 
hit the river, ensuring that Kelly would reduce the field by two. He scoop up the sizable pot and now has 692,000 in chips.
, giving Wattel a set of nines to score the triple up.
against Mike Parisi's 
to see Parisi spike top set and send Monnette to the rail.
against the 
and 
. Moon's pocket rockets held, and he started patting his heart while breathing a big sigh of relief. Meanwhile, Gazal retook his seat and sent the vast majority of his stack over to Moon.
failed to hold against the 
of Anh Van Nguyen when an ace spiked on the river.
for a set that improved him on the turn. Only a jack would spell his doom, but the river was an 
