Erik Seidel opened the pot to 30,000 and Jason Dewitt made the call next to speak.
On the flop of Seidel checked to see Dewitt fire 30,000. Seidel sat in the tank for around a minute before making the call.
The turn landed the and again Seidel checked to Dewitt who fired strongly again; this time for 80,000. Seidel this time took even longer to contemplate his decision before cutting down a stack of chips to signify a call.
When the river fell the Seidel continued his blank stare at the board before tapping the table and passing the action to Dewitt. Dewitt quickly announced all in for a bet of 267,000 to put Seidel to a decision for his tournament life.
Seidel sat there emotionless for nearly three minutes before making the call only to see Dewitt table his for a full house while Seidel's cards flew into the muck.
With Seidel exiting the stage for his 55th cash, Dewitt soared to 695,000 in chips as we are down to the final six.
Action folded around to Andrew Radel in the small blind who raised to 36,000. John Paul Kelly reraised from the big blind to 100,000 and Radel made the call.
The flop came . Radel led out for 100,000 and Kelly moved all in for a little over 400,000. Radel made the call and showed . Kelly was way behind as he turned over .
The turn was a blank in the but a on the river gave Kelly a two-outer for the set to take down the pot.
Kelly had him covered by a small amount and Andrew Radel is eliminated in 8th place, collecting $21,082.
After the hand, Kelly takes a commanding lead over the field with 1,014,000.
Jason Dewitt limped in on the button and Andrew Radel checked his option in the big blind.
Radel checked to Dewitt on the flop and Dewitt obliged by firing 16,000 at the pot. With the action back on Radel he made it 45,000 to go, only to have Dewitt slide a stack of orange 5,000-denomination chips into the pot to raise to 145,000 total.
Radel sat in the tank for over two minutes before checking and re-checking his cards and pushing all in.
Dewitt insta-mucked and Radel took down the pot to push to 470,000 as Dewitt slips to around 430,000 and change.
Erik Seidel opened the pot from the button for 25,000 and Kyle Carlston reraised to 86,000 from the big blind. Seidel mucks his cards and Carlston takes it down.
Jason Dewitt called form early position and Ravi Raghaven raised pot from the cut off. The blinds folded as did Dewitt. Raghavan takes down his first pot of the day.
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Ravi raised and took down an uncontested pot on the next hand.
Kyle Carlston raised to 24,000 from the high jack and Andrew Radel reraised to 70,000 from the cut off. Action folded back around to Carlston who instantly mucked his hand.