Jeff Klein opened for 25,000 in middle position and was called by players in the cutoff and button. Wil Augenstein jammed for 166,000 in the big blind and leaned back and crossed his arms. Klein counted out calling chips and thought awhile before folding. The other two players mucked relatively quickly.
Augenstein flicked 
into the middle.
"I had a feeling," Klein said.
"So did I," the cutoff said with a sigh.
Andrew Dykeman and James Wilson got all in on an 
flop with the former at risk for 183,000.
Dykeman: 
Wilson: 
Dykeman faded the clubs, tens, and eights as the turn came 
and the river a .
Greg Raymer just eliminated a player with 
against 
as the board came 
. We didn't see when the money went in.
Despite the win, Raymer is still below his peak count.
Alan Phillips was under the gun and bet 25,000 on a 
flop against two opponents. Jason Murray min-raised, forcing the third player out, and Phillips called. Phillips check-called another 50,000 on the turn and then 100,000 on the river as 
and 
fell.
Murray showed 
for a boat.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Rod Rodrigue paid off Patrick Steele when the latter hit a set of kings, and he then shoved his last 47,000 over an open from Toby Boas, who called.
Boas: 
Rodrigue: 
Rodrigue was disappointed to see his diamonds were dead, and he found no help on the 
run out.
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These players collected $2,213.
We found Devin Stoll in middle position with 41,000 in front of him preflop. He was facing a four-bet to 136,000 from James Wilson, and Stoll jammed it in for 320,000. Wilson called.
Wilson: 
Stoll:
Stoll was in great shape, but Wilson's hot run continued as the board ran out 
, ending his tournament in brutal fashion.
Greg Raymer just put Lane Mashburn at risk for his last 60,000 or so on a 
flop.
Mashburn:
Raymer: 
Raymer faded the three-outer as 
were the last two streets.
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