Multi-way Madness Ends Antonio Fazzolari
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Earlier, Fazzolari was involved in a monster multi-way pot that knocked him down to 4,000 in chips and it would be yet another mutli-way pot that would send him to the rail.
On a flop of
Fazzolari, got all his chips in the middle with a flush draw holdig 
, and found both Nathan Sawyers 
and Angelo Scicchitano 
all too happy to make the call. Fazzolari wasn’t able to catch his flush as the board ran out 
, much to the delight of Sawyers, who tripled up to 8,000 with his flopped straight.
, but Sachinidis had him dominated with 
and Sachinidis more than doubled up with his pair of queens, leaving Savage crippled.
.
had been outflopped by an opponent's 
. Saab had re-raised preflop to 1,500 after his opponent opened to 700. His opponent called that raise, then checked the flop. It was a snap call once Saab moved all in.
. We're not sure what the action was before we walked up to the table, but 7,000 chips were in the middle. Fazzolari moved all in for 14,500 total. Paino called all in for less. 
for a set of deuces. Each of his opponent showed ace-king; neither improved on the turn 
or river 
and Marcos doubled up to 10,500 chips.
and Sawyers now incredibly finds himself with around 4,000 chips!
. The big blind bet 2,000 a second time, then folded when the button raised all in for a total of 6,375. That meant the side pot belonged to the button. He showed 
, giving his opponent a flush draw. But the river blanked the 
, sending his opponent to the rail.