Event #24: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

The final four players have returned from dinner break and cards are now back in the air.

Players are now on a 60-minute dinner break. We'll be back with updated counts and more when they return.

Hand #101- Paul Spitzberg made it 125,000 from under the gun, and he took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #102- Daneil Cascado made it 100,000 on the button, and both the blinds, Salvatore Dicarlo and Paul Spitzberg, made the call. The flop came down    , and Dicarlo led out for 120,000. Spitzberg folded, as did Cascado, and Dicarlo took down the pot.

Hand #103- Corey Harrison made it 115,000 to go from under the gun, and Paul Spitzberg called from the small blind. Gregory Josifovski moved all in from the big blind for about 400,000. Corey Harrison moved all in over the top, and Spitzgerg open folded   

Harrison:   
Josifovski:   

It was a coin flip going to the flop, and it stayed that way when the flop came    . Josifovski could now pick up an eight to win the hand as well, and the turn brought him more outs:  . Now Josifovski could catch a queen, ten, nine, eight, or seven, but none of them came, as the   hit the river.

After that hand, Harrison is up to 1.2 million

Hand #97- Daniel Cascado made it 100,000 to go, and Mohsin Charania moved all in for 605,000. It folded back to Cascado, and he called.

Cascado:   
Charania:   

Charania held the slight edge going to the flop, but everything changed when the flop came down    . Cascado now had a pair of queens, and Charania was looking to come from behind. The   on the turn didn't change anything, and the river brought the  .

Cascado took the pot to up his stack to 2.6 million, while Charania will have to wait until the next final table to get his first WSOP bracelet.

Hand #87- Gregory Josifovski raised it up to 110,000 in the small blind, and Corey Harrison called from the big blind. The flop came    , and Josifovski checked to Harrison, who did likewise. The turn was the  , and Josifovski checked again. This time, Harrison fired out 90,000, and it was good enough to force a fold from Josifovski.

Hand #88- Daniel Cascado got a walk in the big blind.

Hand #89- Salvatore Dicarlo raised it up to 105,000, and he took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #90- Dicarlo got a walk in the big blind.

Hand #91- Corey Harrison raised it up to 110,000, and he took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #84- Action folded to Mohsin Charania in the small blind, and he made it 120,000 to go. Salvatore Dicarlo called, and the flop ran down    . Charania fired out 115,000, and Dicarlo raised it up to 280,000. Charania responded by moving all in after 30 seconds, having Dicarlo covered. Dicarlo tanked for about a minute before calling off for.

Charania:   
Dicarlo:   

Charania was well out in front with his two pair against the middle pair of Dicarlo. The   on the turn changed nothing, and Dicarlo was looking for an ace or a nine on the river.

River:  

Dicarlo's rail erupted at the site of the third nine on the river, while Charania could only shake his head at the table. After that hand, Dicarlo is up to 1.9 million, while Charania tumbled down to 550,000.

Salvatore Dicarlo	1,900,000	750,000
Mohsin Charania	550,000	-950,000

Hand #80: Action folded to Mohsin Charania who raised to 85,000 and took down the pot when everyone folded.

Hand #81: Paul Spitzberg opened to 95,000 from the button and he collected the blinds and antes without a conteset.

Hand #82: Charania opened the pot from under the gun to 85,000. Only Daniel Cascado called from the big blind. On the     flop, Cascado checked to Charania who also checked. The turn was the   and both players checked once again. On the   river both players checked a third time. Charania showed    for ace high and he took down the pot when Cascado mucked.

Hand #83: Gregory Josifovski opened the action with a raise to 85,000. Everyone else folded and Josifovski was able to take down the blinds and antes.

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Hand #68- Corey Harrison moved all in for his last 305,000, and he took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #69- Salvatore Dicarlo made it 85,000 to go from early position, Corey Harrison moved all in for 400,000 total. Action folded back to Dicarlo, and he folded. Harrison showed   

Hand #70- Paul Spitzberg raised it up to 95,000, and everyone folded, giving him the blinds and antes.

Hand #71- Action folded around to Daniel Cascado, and he raised it up to 80,000. Zimnan Ziyard moved all in for 385,000, and Cascado folded, giving the pot to Ziyard.

Hand #72- Gareth Teatum moved all in from late position, and Mohsin Charania quickly moved all in over the top. The blinds folded, and Charania saw he was in great shape for the knockout.

Charania:   
Teatum:   

The flop came down    , keeping Charania out in front. The   on the turn gave Teatum flush draw outs to go along with his three, but the   on the river didn't help him out. Teatum will finish in 8th place, while Charania is now up to 1.5 million.

Mohsin Charania	1,500,000	350,000
Gareth Teatum	0	-840,000

Hand #60- Action folded to Daniel Cascado in the small blind, and he raised it up to 85,000. Zimnan Ziyard folded his big blind.

Hand #61- Paul Spitzberg made it 95,000 to go, and he took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #62- Paul Spitzberg raised to 95,000, and once again, he took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #63- Action folded around to Daniel Cascado in middle position, and Gareth Teatum was the lone caller from the button. The flop came down    , and Cascado checked to Teatum, who did the same. The turn card was the  , and Cascado fired out 65,000. Teatum folded, and the chip leader added a bit more to his stack.

Hand #64- Daneil Cascado raised it up to 80,000, and Zimnan Ziyard called, as did Paul Spitzberg from the big blind. The flop came down    , and Spitzberg checked to Cascado, who fired out 95,000. Ziyard was the only caller, and the turn was the  . This time Cascado checked to Ziyard, who fired out 160,000. Cascado called, and the river was the  . Cascado checked again, and this time, Ziyard knuclked as well. Cascado showed    for top pair, and Ziyard mucked his hand.