Action folded to Austin Scott in the small blind and he raised to 33,000. Chip leader Vadzim Kursevich reraised out of the big blind to 77,000 and Scott made the call.

The flop came down and Scott checked. Kursevich bet 75,000 and Scott called.

The turn was the and Scott checked. Kursevich bet 155,000 and Scott folded.

Vadzim Kursevich	1,680,000	409,000
Austin Scott	940,000	-61,000

From under the gun, Austin Scott raised to 24,000. Tom Chambers called and then Thomas Pettersson reraised all in for 133,000. Everyone folded and Pettersson won the pot.

Thomas Pettersson

199,000

48,000

From under the gun, Khiem Nguyen raised to 24,000. Dutch Boyd called from the big blind and the flop came down . Boyd checked and Nguyen bet an unknown amount. Boyd called.

The turn was the and Boyd checked. Nguyen also checked.

The river was the and both players checked again.

Boyd showed the for a full house, tens full of jacks. Nguyen mucked and Boyd won the pot.

Khiem Nguyen	565,000	-69,000
Dutch Boyd	270,000	64,000

The players are now on a 20-minute break.

Thomas Pettersson was all in preflop and up against both Khiem Nguyen and Romik Vartzar. Nguyen and Vartzar checked down the board and all three hands were shown.

Vartzar:
Pettersson:
Nguyen:

Vartzar first won the side pot from Nguyen with queens and fives. Pettersson won the main pot with a full house, kings full of fives, and tripled up.

Thomas Pettersson

175,000

-40,000

On the flop, Brett Richey checked and Vadzim Kursevich bet 25,000. Richey made the call and the turn was the . Richey bet 50,000 and Kursevich folded.

You would think the game of Pot-Limit Omaha would spike some crazy action, which has been the norm for most of the tournament. It seems the players at the "unofficial" final table have tightened up a bit, but we'll see how things progress.

Just moments after busting Oleksii Kovalchuk in 12th place, Vadzim Kursevich had bracelet winner Robert Williamson III on the ropes. Kursevich held the against the at-risk Williamson's .

The flop was all Kursevich needed as the fell and gave him a full house. The turn and river officially eliminated Williamson from the tournament.

The final 10 players will now redraw to one table for the "unofficial" final table. The redraw will be posted shortly.

Vadzim Kursevich	1,250,000	375,000
Robert Williamson III	0	-350,000

Another bracelet winner has just hit the rail. Oleksii Kovalchuk won the 2011 $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Six-Handed event for $689,739 and has been eliminated.

Kovalchuk was all in on the flop with two clubs against Vadzim Kursevich. Kursevich flopped the world with for a Broadway straight and a flush draw. Kovalchuk held .

The turn and river blanked to send Kovalchuk out the door in 12th place for $21,016.

Oleksii Kovalchuk

0

-130,000

Robert Williamson III was all in on the flop with the against the for Khiem Nguyen. Williamson was all in for 141,000 on the flop and doubled up after the turn and river gave him two pair with fours and deuces.

We'll have updated counts on everyone posted in just a few.

John Racener was all in prelfop with the against the for Vadzim Kursevich.

The board came to finish Kursevich with two pair, kings and queens, and send the runner-up from the 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event out the door in 13th place. Racener earned just under $17,000 for his finish.

With Racener's elimination, the remaining 12 players are now guaranteed $21,016.

Vadzim Kursevich	950,000	209,000
John Racener	0	-174,000

From the small blind, Scott Stanko raised to 22,000 after action folded to him. In the big blind was Tom Chambers and he reraised to 66,000. Stanko folded and Chambers won the pot.

On the next hand, Chambers picked up even more chips when he made trip jacks with a queen kicker against Thomas Pettersson.

Tom Chambers	365,000	-14,000
Scott Stanko	190,000	-22,000

Another player has fallen and this time it was Galen Kester in 14th place. Kester is a former World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner from 2001, when he won the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha event for $167,035.

Kester was eliminated in this event in unknown action at the hands of Romik Vartzar. He earned $16,707 for his effort.

Galen Kester

0

-123,000

Raul Paez was all in preflop with the against the for Robert Williamson III.

The flop, turn and river ran out and Williamson's set of aces was the winning hand.

Williamson had doubled up before this hand after getting knocked all the way back to 50,000 and with this pot, has moved to 280,000 in chips, which puts him right back in the game.

Robert Williamson III	280,000	230,000
Raul Paez	0	-66,000

Khiem Nguyen raised to 16,000 from middle position and John Racener reraised to 60,000 from the button. Action folded back to Nguyen and he put Racener all in. Racener called for 81,000 total with the . Nguyen held the .

After flopping a flush draw on the flop, Nguyen couldn't hit as the turn was the and river the . That allowed Racener to double up and he's now at 174,000 in chips.

John Racener

174,000

57,000

Two back-to-back hands just went down between Dutch Boyd and Romik Vartzar where the two traded some chips.

On the first hand, the flop of was checked with approximately 150,000 in the middle. On the turn, Boyd fired a bet of 84,000 and Vartzar gave it up.

On the next hand, Vartzar check-called a bet of 20,000 from Boyd on the flop before the dealer placed the on the turn. Both players checked and the river was the . Vartzar fired 35,000 and Boyd folded, showing two aces.

After Vadzim Kursevich raised to 16,000 from under the gun, Raul Paez reraised all in for 29,000 from the small blind. Kursevich made the call holding the . Paez held the .

The gave Kursevich a leading two pair, but the turn and river counterfeited him and Paez was able to double up.

Raul Paez

66,000

25,000

Victor Saedon was just eliminated in 16th place. His went down to Brett Richey's after all the money went in preflop and Richey made a diamond flush on the hand. Saedon took home $13,282 and the remaining 15 players earned a small pay jump to $16,707.

Victor Saedon

0

-164,000