donpeters
We've just got word at how long we're going to be playing today. The tournament staff has informed us that the players will be playing through this level and one more before ceasing play and coming back to finish things out on Monday starting at 12:00 p.m. local time.
[user76023]
Roman-ello Empire Falls
Lederer raised to 24,000 from the cut-off and Roberto Romanello reraised for the full pot, leaving himself about 9,000 back. Lederer called and then they got the rest in on a flop.
Lededer made the call for the rest of Romanello stack with behind to the Welshman's .
The turn was meaningless but the river was greeted with an "Oooh" from the crowd. Romanello was out, while Lederer, having bluffed off nearly 50,000 a couple of hands previously is back up to 180,000.
donpeters
G
Tony G raised from the button to 25,000. Howard Lederer defended his big blind with a call and the two saw a flop of . Both checked, prompting the to fall on the turn.
Lederer bet 30,000 and Tony G raised to 60,000, the minimum raise he could make. Lederer folded and Tony G moved up to 225,000 chips. Lederer claimed to fold a jack he said afterwards.
[user76023]
"Oh fiddlesticks..."
Jonathan Karamalikis pots from the small blind and Andrew Feldman reraised all-in from the big blind for not too much more. Karamalikis makes the call.
Feldman:
Karamalikis:
A fatal appeared on the flop next to the and , no king on the turn or river either. Feldman was heard whispering, "It's not my day."
donpeters
Barry Greenstein
Dan Shak raised to 24,000 and Barry Greenstein made the call. Shak was under the gun and Greenstein on the button. The flop came down and Shak checked. Greenstein fired 30,000 and won the hand to move back to 365,000 chips. Shak's on 410,000.
A few hands later, Gus Hansen raised from the button to 22,000. Greenstein called from the big blind. The flop came down and both players checked.
The turn card was the and both players checked again. The landed on the river and Greenstein checked. Hansen fired 33,000 and Greenstein made the call.
Hansen tabled for trip sevens and Greenstein mucked. He's down to around 300,000 after this hand while Hansen increased to 370,000.
[user76023]
Dan Shak raised to 24,000 from the button and Gus Hansen made it 64,000 in the small blind. Back to Shak, who decided to move all-in and put Hansen under pressure.
The Dane folded, dropping to 307,000. Shak has the chip lead with 465,000.
donpeters
The players have returned from their seats and the cards are back in the air. Tony G road his bike back into the room and circled the arena a few times before hopping off and making his way to his seat.
and Hansen got his wish for one spade. There was also a heart on board.
to the board and put a big smile from ear to ear on Hansen's face.
. The two players chopped up the pot.
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flop.
behind to the Welshman's 
turn was meaningless but the 
river was greeted with an "Oooh" from the crowd. Romanello was out, while Lederer, having bluffed off nearly 50,000 a couple of hands previously is back up to 180,000.
. Both checked, prompting the 
and Romanello led for 18,000. Jordanou made the call.
and Romanello checked. Jordanou bet 30,000 and Romanello called.
.
appeared on the flop next to the 
and 
, no king on the 
turn or 
and Shak checked. Greenstein fired 30,000 and won the hand to move back to 365,000 chips. Shak's on 410,000.
landed on the river and Greenstein checked. Hansen fired 33,000 and Greenstein made the call.
for trip sevens and Greenstein mucked. He's down to around 300,000 after this hand while Hansen increased to 370,000.
