Allen Bari came back from break with just 52,000 chips and when Herbert Tapscott raised under the gun he decided to go for it. Bari three-bet from the hijack to 45,000 with just 7,000 behind and Tapscott called. Bari's opponent put him all-in in the dark and Bari tossed his final chips into the pot.
The flop read 
when Bari showed his 
as he managed to flop two pair. Tapscott had 
for the nut low draw, a flush draw and a pair of eights. The turn was the 
and when the 
hit the river Tapscott got it all. He rivered a bigger two pair and Bari made his way to the exit finishing in 15th place.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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215,000
60,000
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60,000 |
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and Ratigan was visibly disappointed with the hand his opponent showed. After double checking his cards numerous times he threw them into the muck.
and Ratigan got up from his seat. Griffin bet 24,000 this time and Tapscott was the only caller. On the river the 
showed up and Griffin put in another bet. Tapscott tanked for a bit before releasing his hand and Griffin showed 
for a king-high straight. Ratigan flashed his 
and made his way out the door. We are down to 16!
flop and he led for 24,000 on the 
turn. The action was checked to Jolly and his 24,000 bet was only called by Schwecke . The river was 
for the nuts and scooped.
for deuces and nines. Kleist showed 
