$1,650 Main Event
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"Henry Sun eliminated in 12th place"
September 12, 2010
Henry Sun Eliminated in 12th Place ($7,623)
In a battle of the blinds with the board reading 
, Henry Sun found himself all in against Milan Gurung.
Sun:
Gurung:
With Sun in the lead and looking at a double, he would unfortunately see the
land on the river to send him to the rail in 12th place for a $7,623 payday as Gurung climbs to 690,000 in chips.
, Henry Sun found himself all in against Milan Gurung.Sun:
Gurung:
With Sun in the lead and looking at a double, he would unfortunately see the
land on the river to send him to the rail in 12th place for a $7,623 payday as Gurung climbs to 690,000 in chips.
"Kieran Sharp eliminated in 13th place"
September 12, 2010
Kieran Sharp Eliminated in 13th Place ($6,262)
Kieran Sharp pushed his last 230,000 in from under the gun, and after deliberating for a few moments, Joel Dodds made the call from the small blind.
Sharp:
Dodds:
"The
is coming on the turn" uttered Grant Levy from the rail.
Levy would be half right as thedid fall, but it came on the river as the final board ran out 
to see Dodds make running tens to eliminate Sharp in 13th place as he soared to 1,340,000 in chips.
Sharp:
Dodds:
"The
is coming on the turn" uttered Grant Levy from the rail.Levy would be half right as the
did fall, but it came on the river as the final board ran out to see Dodds make running tens to eliminate Sharp in 13th place as he soared to 1,340,000 in chips.
"Tamara Ben-Moha eliminated in 14th place"
September 12, 2010
Tamara Ben-Moha Eliminated in 14th Place ($6,262)
Andrew Capelin opened to 45,000 only to have Tamara Ben-Moha three-bet all in to 254,000.
Capelin tanked for nearly two minutes before making the call to put the final female in the tournament at risk.
Capelin:
Ben-Moha:
The flop of
put Capelin in the lead, and after the 
and 
landed on the turn and river, Ben-Moha made her way to the exit in 14th place for a $6,262 payday.
Capelin tanked for nearly two minutes before making the call to put the final female in the tournament at risk.
Capelin:
Ben-Moha:
The flop of
put Capelin in the lead, and after the and landed on the turn and river, Ben-Moha made her way to the exit in 14th place for a $6,262 payday.
Rolfe Finds Aces
Andrew Capelin opened to 45,000 under the gun only to have Mathew Rolfe move all in for 170,000 from the big blind.
Capelin made the call holding
, but it would be Rolfe's in the lead.
The board ran out
to see Capelin slip to 290,000 as Rolfe doubles to 360,000 in chips.
Capelin made the call holding
, but it would be Rolfe's in the lead.The board ran out
to see Capelin slip to 290,000 as Rolfe doubles to 360,000 in chips.
Sheridan Doubles
Joel Sheridan moved all in from the cutoff for 145,000 and Sash Skalrud made the call from the big blind.
Sheridan:
Skalrud:
The board ran out
to see Sheridan double through to 320,000 as Skalurd slips to 595,000.
Sheridan:
Skalrud:
The board ran out
to see Sheridan double through to 320,000 as Skalurd slips to 595,000.
Updated Chip Counts
Here is who is sitting at the top.
Honglin Jiang - 1,630,000
Joel Dodds - 850,000
Sasha Skalrud - 740,000
Here is who is sitting at the bottom.
Mathew Rolfe - 170,000
Kieran Sharp - 150,000
Joel Sheridan - 140,000
Honglin Jiang - 1,630,000
Joel Dodds - 850,000
Sasha Skalrud - 740,000
Here is who is sitting at the bottom.
Mathew Rolfe - 170,000
Kieran Sharp - 150,000
Joel Sheridan - 140,000
Play Resumes
The cards are back in the air!
Round 21 Blinds: 10000/20000 Ante: 2000
Break Time
The remaining fourteen players are heading on a 10-minute break.
"Sheldon eliminated in 15th place"
September 11, 2010
Sheldon Eliminated in 15th Place ($6,262)
Sasha Skalrud opened the button to 50,000 only to have Sheldon move all in for 350,000 from the big blind.
Skalrud quickly made the call leaving himself just 14,000 behind.
Sheldon:
Skalrud:
The final board of
would see Sheldon eliminated in 15th place for a $6,262 payday as Skalrud soars over the 700,000-chip mark.
Skalrud quickly made the call leaving himself just 14,000 behind.
Sheldon:
Skalrud:
The final board of
would see Sheldon eliminated in 15th place for a $6,262 payday as Skalrud soars over the 700,000-chip mark.