Greg C bets 10,000 on the turn and is called by Mike Tadlock with the board reading . The river is the and both players checked.

Greg C shows K-K-7-5 with spades and Tadlock had him beat with A-A-7-5 with better spades.

Greg C slips to 45,000 while Tadlock climbs to 36,000.

The blinds have been increased to 800/1,600. There are 7 players remaining.

Adam Santos raises to 3,000 and is called by Pete W. The flop comes and Santos got the last of his money in the middle after a “pot” and “re-pot.”

Santos tables and is up against Pete W’s . The turn is the and the river is the and Pete W scoops the pot with two pair.

Santos is eliminated while Pete W chips up to 104,000.

The blinds have been increased to 600/1,200.

All of a sudden there was lots of raising going on with a flop of . Phil Wasserman (pictured), Greg C, and Pete W get all in with Wasserman the short stack.

Wasserman shows , good for a flush draw and a gutshot and is up against Greg C’s , good for the nut straight and draw for a better straight. Pete W shows the same straight and two pair with his .

The turn is the and the river is the , which gives Wasserman his flush and the main pot while Pete W and Greg C chop up the side pot.

Wasserman catapults his stack to 95,000 while Greg C is down to 27,000 and Pete W slides to 40,000.

On a flop of , Greg C bets 3,000 and is called by the anonymous player (pictured). The turn is the and Greg C bets 10,000. Anonymous calls and leaves himself with 4,400.

The river is the and Greg C puts him all in. Anonymous snap-calls and shows , good for a rivered nut straight. Greg C tables K-T-3-4 with king high clubs in disgust.

The anonymous player doubles up to 38,000 in chips.

There is a three-way all in preflop between a player who wants to remain anonymous, John Imhoff (pictured), and Adam Santos.

Imhoff showed , Santos tabled , and the anonymous player shows .

The flop is , giving the anonymous player a flush. The turn is the and the river is the . Santos took the side pot with two pair, the anonymous player takes the main pot with a flush and John Imhoff’s aces finished in third place and he was eliminated.

The anonymous player triples up to 17,500 and Santos sits with 48,000.

We missed the action, but Gosbani Hernandez is eliminated in 10th place.

The blinds have been increased to 500/1,000. There are ten players remaining.

As Christy Pham was doubling up, there was an elimination at the other table and they are drawing cards for seating arrangement at the final table. We are five spots away from the money.