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01-21-2013 19:22 UTC-6

Drazen Ilich Eliminated in 6th Place ($63,202)

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Jeff Fielder opened to 225,000 from the hijack seat, Drazen Ilich moved all in for 1.82 million on his direct left, and the action folded back to Fielder, who called.

Fielder:
Ilich:

Ilich found no help on the flop (), the turn (), or the river (), and he was eliminated. He will not win the casino championship for the Choctaw Durant stop, but he will take home $63,202 for his efforts. The score is just a couple hundred dollars short of his largest career cash ($63,680), which he earned for a seventh-place finish in the 2011 Hammond Main Event.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jeff Fielder	5,100,000 1,625,000	1,625,000
Drazen Ilich	Busted

Tags: Drazen Ilich Jeff Fielder

Level: 33

Blinds: 50,000/100,000

Ante: 10,000

01-21-2013 18:15 UTC-6

Updated Counts at the Dinner Break

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Chad Holloway

Players are now on a one-hour dinner break. We'll be back then to bring you all the action as we play down to a winner in the WSOP Circuit Choctaw Durant Main Event!

Player	Chips	Progress
Matt Kirby	7,840,000 -60,000	-60,000
Dale Roesel	4,060,000 810,000	810,000
Bryan Campanello	3,625,000 -275,000	-275,000

Jeff Fielder	3,475,000 -425,000	-425,000
Drazen Ilich	1,930,000 -70,000	-70,000
Krissi McFarland	1,020,000 20,000	20,000

01-21-2013 18:11 UTC-6

Back-to-Back Hands Cripple McFarland

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Chad Holloway

Krissi McFarland has been flying under the radar a bit here at the final table, but she recently mixed it up in two big hands. Unfortunately for here, neither went her way.

In the first, Jeff Fielder opened for 160,000 from the hijack and Bryan Campanello called from the button. Matt Kirby did the same from the small blind, McFarland came along from the big, and four players saw a flop of . Two checks put action on Fielder, he bet 260,000, and only McFarland called. Both players then checked the turn and river, prompting Fielder to show for the win.

In the very next hand, a short-stacked Drazen Ilich moved all in from the hijack for 930,000 holding and McFarland called from the small blind with . McFarland got it in good, but the {2c flop was kind to Ilich and gave him a commanding lead. Neither the turn nor river helped McFarland, and her stack dropped down to just 1 million.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jeff Fielder	3,900,000 950,000	950,000
Drazen Ilich	2,000,000 1,080,000	1,080,000
Krissi McFarland	1,000,000 -1,775,000	-1,775,000

Tags: Krissi McFarland Drazen Ilich Jeff Fielder

01-21-2013 18:03 UTC-6

Kirby Nearing Eight Million Chips

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Matt Kirby is nearing eight million chips

Matt Kirby opened to 160,000 on the button, Dale Roesel defended from the big blind, and the dealer fanned . Both players checked.

The turn was the , Roesel led out for 140,000, and Kirby raised to 330,000. Roesel tanked for a bit, then made the call.

The fell on the river, and Roesel checked. Kirby grabbed five pink T100,000 chips, and tossed them forward. Roesel thought for less than 30 seconds, then called the 500,000-chip bet.

Kirby turned over for a straight, and Roesel mucked his hand.

"Runnin' alright, there," Roesel told him.

Player	Chips	Progress
Matt Kirby	7,900,000 1,100,000	1,100,000
Dale Roesel	3,250,000 -1,230,000	-1,230,000

Tags: Dale Roesel Matt Kirby

01-21-2013 17:59 UTC-6

Ilich Getting Short

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Drazen Ilich opened to 160,000 from early position, Krissi McFarland called in the small blind, and Dale Roesel called as well from the big blind.

The flop fell , and the action checked to Ilich, who continued for 190,000. Only Roesel called.

Roesel checked in the dark, and the turn was the . Ilich checked as well. The completed the board, and both players checked again.

Roesel turned over for a pair of eights, and he won the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Dale Roesel	4,480,000 420,000	420,000
Drazen Ilich	920,000 -540,000	-540,000

Tags: Dale Roesel Drazen Ilich Krissi McFarland

01-21-2013 17:44 UTC-6

Campanello Doubles Big Through Fielder

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Chad Holloway

Krissi McFarland opened the action with a raised to 250,000 and Jeff Fielder called from the cutoff. Bryan Campanello looked down at his cards in the small blind and then announced, "All in."

McFarland quickly folded, but Fielder asked for a count. The dealer broke down Campanello's stacks and determined it was 1.7 million more to the start-of-the-day chip leader. Fielder assessed how much damage a call would do to his stack, and determined it was worth it as he spiked in a call.

Fielder:
Campanello:

Campanello was in a dominant position and primed to double, especially after the flop gave him a set. Fielder perked up a little when the turn, meaning he could still win with an eight on the river, but he was left wanting as the blanked.

Player	Chips	Progress
Bryan Campanello	3,900,000 1,575,000	1,575,000

Jeff Fielder	2,950,000 -1,450,000	-1,450,000

Tags: Bryan Campanello Jeff Fielder Krissi McFarland

01-21-2013 17:34 UTC-6

Cliff Stewart Eliminated in 7th Place ($49,265)

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Cliff Stewart opened to 160,000 from the hijack seat, and the action folded to Bryan Campanello, who moved all in for 1.14 million from the small blind. Stewart called.

Stewart:
Campanello:

The flop was very safe for Stewart's hand.

"Five of diamonds?" Campanello asked.

The turn was a diamond, but it was better than the five - it was the .

Stewart only had only one out (the ) to win the hand, and the fell on the river.

The tournament director announced that Stewart was eliminated, and the fans started cheering, but upon counting the stacks down, he still had 30,000 in chips.

The very next hand he tossed in his remaining 20,000 after posting the 10,000-chip ante, and Matt Kirby raised out of the small blind. Krissi McFarland folded in the big blind, and the hands were tabled:

Stewart:
Kirby:

The flop gave Kirby a pair, and he held as the turn and river came , respectively. Stewart exited in seventh place, and will earn $49,265.

Player	Chips	Progress
Matt Kirby	6,800,000 60,000	60,000
Bryan Campanello	2,325,000 625,000	625,000

Cliff Stewart	Busted

Tags: Bryan Campanello Cliff Stewart Matt Kirby

01-21-2013 17:26 UTC-6

Campanello Sliding

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Chad Holloway

Bryan Campanello opened for 160,000 and received a call from Dale Roesel in the small blind. The latter then check-raised the former's bet of 125,000 up to 400,000 on the flop, a call was made, and then both players checked the turn and river.

Roesel tabled for aces and jacks, and it was good as Campanello sent his cards to the muck.

Player	Chips	Progress
Dale Roesel	4,060,000 1,900,000	1,900,000
Bryan Campanello	1,700,000 -850,000	-850,000

Tags: Bryan Campanello Dale Roesel

01-21-2013 17:22 UTC-6

Paul Phillips Eliminated in 8th Place ($38,834)

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Matt Kirby opened to 160,000 on the button, Paul Phillips three-bet to 270,000 from the small blind, and Kirby called.

The dealer fanned , and Phillips led out for 215,000. Kirby tank-called.

The turn was the , Phillips led again - this time for 305,000 - and Kirby made the call.

The completed the board, and Phillips grabbed a handful of chips, firing 415,000. Kirby sat quietly for half of a minute, then announced all in, making it 1.6 million.

Phillips slammed the chips he was riffling with his hand on top of his stack and looked at Kirby. He then turned his attention back to the board, thought for close to a minute, and called. Kirby tabled for the nuts, and Phillips showed before exiting.

Phillips will earn $38,834 for his eighth-place finish, while Kirby now has the chip lead with 6.7 million chips.