Hrair Yapoudjian was in the small blind and raised to 2.3 million. john Myung was in the big blind and moved all in for 7.75 million. Yapoudjian called.
Myung:
Yapoudjian:
The flop was and Yapoudjian was still in the lead. The turn was the and that vaulted Myung into the lead. The river bricked off with the and Myung got the double-up.
Ravi Raghavan opened the action with a raise to 1.4 million and big blind Marcus Laffen called. Laffen check-called a bet of 1 million on before they both checked the on the turn.
The completed the board and Laffen checked.
"Ok, let's get this over with!" Raghavan said with a big sigh as he moved in. Laffen called and moved his chips back instantly as the two were both well aware they were going to chop the pot with Broadway on board.
Laffen showed and Raghavan smashed on the table with some frustration. That frustration was soon gone as Raghavan showed a big smile seconds later. "We were always going to chop it," he said.
Jeffery Lovvorn was in middle position and moved all in for what appeared to be 10,500,000. John Hutchinson was on the button and called.
Hutchinson:
Lovvorn:
The board ran out and the flopped set of kings were enough for Hutchinson to get another elimination, leaving us with 14 players guaranteed to make a minimum of $15,487.
Dan Stark shoved all in from the small blind and was called by Vera Kuhl in the big blind. Kuhl had Stark covered by a only a few pink chips worth 25,000.
Stark:
Kuhl:
The board ran out . Kuhl hit a straight on the river and eliminated Stark.
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and Kleins made Broadway, sending him a full double-up.
to give Raghavan a flush and eliminate Hayes in 14th place.
and Yapoudjian was still in the lead. The turn was the 
and Raghavan smashed 
. Kuhl hit a straight on the river and eliminated Stark.