Bryan Pellegrino opened for 43,000 from the hijack position and action folded around to Keanu Tabali in the small blind, who re-raised all in for his last 102,000. Pellegrino called and hands were revealed.
Pellegrino: 
Tabali: 
Tabali was in great shape to double, however, the 
flop improved Pellegrino's odds as he spiked a pair. The turn brought an uneventful 
, but a 
on the river improved Pellegrino to two-pair, which trumped Tabali's tens and sent him to the rail.
Pellegrino is up to 550,000 following the knockout.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
550,000
110,000
|
110,000 |
|
Busted |
, and Vedes checked to Negreanu, who wasted little time in moving his whole stack in, 232,000 in total. Vedes tanked for about 30 seconds before releasing his hand, giving the pot to Negreanu, who's now second in chips.
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, and Tabali was still in the lead, and still looking to dodge a queen. The river was a pain card, but it was the 
, giving Tabali the double.
, leaving Vedes with an open-ended straight draw - meaning Allis would need to fade a lot of outs on the turn and river. However, they came the 
respectively, leaving Allis with a pair of queens and the best hand.
on the turn, and the river came the 
.
flop put Eames in dire straights as he was facing elimination. A 
, and the turn, the