John Racener Doubles Up, Shari Amato Eliminated by Lyle Vincent


One table has been particularly action since the last break and chips have moved around quite a bit.

Unfortunately for Shari Amato, she lost most of her stack to John Racener when she ran her pocket kings into the pocket aces of Racener and couldn't improve.

Shortly thereafter, Amato got her last 18,400 all in under the gun with A-8 and was called by Lyle Vincent (pictured, left) in the small blind with KcKc.

The board ran out KcKcKcKcKc giving Vincent a flush to eliminate Amato.

A couple eliminations later, the field was down to 18 and the players redrew for new seats at the final two tables.

Level - 13
Blinds - 1,000/2,000
Antes - 400
Remaining - 18/109

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