. Then Bradbury turned over his -- 
. The rail erupted.
, and the huge pot went to Bradbury. (De Wolfe said afterwards he'd have hit a set on the river.) Grospellier walked away from the table afterwards, and it looked at first as though he may be out. But after the chips were counted, he still has about 275,000.![[user66118]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
was slightly behind but live versus ElkY's 
.
to give Scholl the pot and a double up over 700,000. ElkY's dropped to about 1.1 million.
. Sawitzki pulled chips off his stack and continued out with a bet of 120,000. After a little pause to consider, Klausen fired a big tower of green chips into the pot, plenty to cover his opponent. Sawitzki would tank for a while before laying it down and saving the rest of his ~225,000 chips for a better spot.
, and when Jacobson showed his hand -- 
-- the table let out a chuckle.
, and the turn the 
. Then it came -- the -- another two-outer, and another elimination.
. The fifth card, though, was not so safe at all. The two-out slammed down, drawing another big reaction from everyone within eyeshot of the board. After falling to that miracle river, Joseph Grenon has been sent out in 15th place. He'll get a little pay bump, walking home with more than $30,000.
, and Bradbury tossed out 40,000. Taylor paused a moment, then called. The turn was the , and Bradbury very quickly tossed out two green chips for a bet of 50,000. Taylor thought a while, then called.. Bradbury again nonchalantly tossed out a bet, this time of 75,000, and sat back in his chair.
and de Wolfe . "I have the ElkY," cracked de Wolfe, referring to his hand. , putting him way ahead of Kevorkian. The turn was the and the river the 
, and Kevorkian is out in 16th. De Wolfe is up to 680,000.
to give Cada the flush draw and reduce Elky's outs to two live aces. The 
on the turn was a blank, and ElkY stepped back from the table with his fists clenched. As if he willed it into fruition, the slammed the river, drawing a big reaction from the table and the rail alike. Cada was in disbelief as he shook his opponents' hands and headed out through the ropes. The floor staff had to track him down so that he can get paid, and he'll pocket $21,533 for his efforts. It may be little consolation though after that disappointing end to his day.Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
, and appeared to be in relatively good shape against Eric Baldwin's . , then the popped out on the turn, giving Baldwin a straight and prompting "oohs" from the rail. Mackey still had outs to fill up, but the river was the and he's out in 18th place.
