Tuesday, June 23, 2015 2:55 PM Local Time
Gordon Robinson makes it 50,000 to go. Howard Steiner shoves all in. Robinson calls and shows . Steiner turns over . He says "That's the best hand I've seen all day."
The board comes . Steiner's best hand is good enough to double up with a pair of aces on the flop.
Steiner - 230,000
Robinson - 440,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 2:47 PM Local Time
Action folds around to Mark Estes in the small blind who shoves all-in for 245,000. Dennis Waterman goes into the tank for approx. two minutes before calling the all-in for less.
Mark Estes:
Dennis Waterman:
The board runs out . Estes' pair of kings wins the hand and Waterman is sent home in 14th place.
Mark Estes - 395,000
Dennis Waterman - Eliminated
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 2:39 PM Local Time
Ted Cohen makes it 50,000 to go from the button. Howard Mazar calls in the small blind. The big blind, Wayne Knyal, three bets, making it 140,000. Cohen shoves all in. Mazar stands up, clearly frustrated. He bounces a yellow (1,000) chip on to the felt and says "Alright!". Knyal tanks for a second, counting his chips and eventually folds.
Cohen shows . Mazar flips over . The flop comes . When the ace fell, Mazar clapped and starts telling his friends on the rail that an ace came. The turn comes . It takes a minute for the players to realize that Cohen hit a flush. The river comes . No help to Mazar and he is eliminated in 16th Place.
Ted Cohen - 865,000
Howard Mazar - Eliminated
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 2:32 PM Local Time
Level: 24
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 2:17 PM Local Time
Rod Pardey raises to 45,000 under the gun. Action folds all the way around to Charles Moore in the big blind who calls.
The flop comes . Moore leads out for 50,000 and Pardey calls.
The turn is the . Again, Moore leads out, this time for 160,000, and Pardey calls.
The river is the , and both players check.
Moore announces that he has two pair and hesitates for a moment before turning over . Pardey then turns over his for the bigger two pair and scoops a huge pot that now puts him over the million chip mark.
Rod Pardey - 1,100,000
Charles Moore - 750,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:57 PM Local Time
Harvey Milstein is under the gun plus one and raises to 48,000. Action folds around to Rod Pardey who re-raises to 101,000. Milstein calls and they head to the flop.
The flop is . Milstein checks, Pardey shoves all-in putting Milstein at risk for his tournament life if he chooses to call. Without much hesitation, Milstein calls and shoves his remaining 200,000 chips into the middle.
Pardey says, "I think we may have the same hand".
But upon seeing Milstein flip over Pardey says, "Oh, I have ace king," and shows .
The turn and river do not improve Milstein's hand and he is eliminated by Pardey's pair of aces with a king kicker.
Harvey Milstein - Eliminated
Rod Pardey - 800,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:46 PM Local Time
Gordan Robinson wastes no time, shoving all in preflop. Jon Andlovec Calls and shows . Robinson turns over . The board comes . Robinson will double up and end the hand with 322,000.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:40 PM Local Time
Howard Steiner bets out 40,000. Jon Andlovec fires back throwing 200,000 in the middle. Steiner shoves all in. Andlovec calls and shows . Steiner turns over
The board comes . Steiner hits two pair on the turn and doubles up.
Steiner - 250,000
Andlovec - 320,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:33 PM Local Time
Level: 23
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 3,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:22 PM Local Time
Players are on a 10 minute break and will return at 1:30 p.m. local time.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:22 PM Local Time
Ted Cohen is holding his own at the tables. He has a healthy stack at around 430,000 with 16 players left.
Ted wants to tell his family thank you for the good luck wishes and to say hi to Maraseth, Jodi, Joshua, and all his friends.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:21 PM Local Time
On a board reading Edward Goldstein shoves all-in and Mark Schwartz calls.
Goldstein is in the lead with . Schwartz needs help as he only has a pair of kings holding .
But help is exactly what Schwartz receives with the arriving on the river giving Schwartz the better hand with his two pair, kings and jacks.
Mark Schwartz - 760,000
Edward Goldstein - Eliminated
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 1:20 PM Local Time
Action is on Raymond Everley who shoves all-in for 250,000. Rod Pardey, directly to his left re-shoves all-in over the top.
The men table the following hands:
Raymond Everley:
Rod Pardey:
The flop comes giving both players a bit of a sweat. But the on the turn and the on the river gives Pardey the better hand and eliminates Everley in 18th Place.
Raymond Everley - Eliminated
Rod Pardey - 450,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 12:58 PM Local Time
We are now down to the final 18 players and they have redrawn for their new seat assignments as follows:
Table 448:
Seat:
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Player:
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1
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Dennis Waterman
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2
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Charles Moore
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3
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Raymond Everley
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4
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Rod Pardey
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5
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Perry Green
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6
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Thomas Lock
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7
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Charles Havens
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8
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Mark Estes
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9
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Harvey Milstein
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Table 451:
Seat:
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Player:
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1
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Mark Schwartz
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2
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Gordon Robinson
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3
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Howard Steiner
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4
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Paul Keller
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5
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Jon Andlovec
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6
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Ted Cohen
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7
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Edward Goldstein
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8
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Howard Mazer
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9
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Wayne Knyal
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Tuesday, June 23, 2015 12:48 PM Local Time
Jack Sloan Looking for a "One Time"
Ted Cohen raises to 30,000 in early position. Action is now on Jack Sloan who shoves all-in. Next to act is Thomas Lock. Lock asks for a count. Upon hearing the 245,000 thinks for a few moments before calling. Cohen, the original raiser folds his hand.
Sloan is holding . Upon seeing Lock's , Sloan looks up and asks for his "one time".
The flop comes giving Lock the lead with his pair of aces, king kicker.
Unfortunately for Sloan the turn is no help, and the [9kd] gives Lock an ever better hand with his two pair.
Jack Sloan - Eliminated
Thomas Lock - 825,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 12:35 PM Local Time
Jesse Jackson has been getting monster hands all morning. Unfortunately, they have been getting the better of him and haven't gone his way.
Jackson shoves all-in prefllop. Charles Moore calls and shows . Jackson turns over .
The board comes , pairing Moore on the turn and giving him a second pair on fifth street. Jackson is eliminated in 19th place ($7,671). The players at his table are talking about how he is a good player and shouldn't have finished 19th but anybody would have busted in that seat with those cards.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 12:22 PM Local Time
Wayne Knyal raises to 30,000, James Russell shoves all-in for 91,000 and is called by Knyal.
Russell is ahead holding against Knyal's as they head to the flop.
The flop comes . The turn is also safe for Russell.
But the hits the river, counterfeiting Russell's pair of threes and giving Knyal the better hand, sixes and nines with an ace kicker.
Wayne Knyal - 800,000
James Russell - Eliminated
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 12:13 PM Local Time
Level: 22
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 12:11 PM Local Time
After the floor offered the players the opportunity to take a ten minute break after every level instead of the normally scheduled 20 minute break after every 2 levels, there was a commanding consensus and one player even shouted out, "Our prostates thank you!"
Giggles filled the room.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 12:05 PM Local Time
Peter Brownstein shoves all-in in middle position with and is called by Howard Mazer who is holding .
With the board coming out Mazer's ace high is good enough to win the pot and send Brownstein to the rail.
Howard Mazer - 170,000
Peter Brownstein - Eliminated