With the flop showing , Tony G pushes all-in from the BB for $12600 and after thinking for awhile, Andrew Black on the button lays down his hand.
Tony G laughs and says, "Yes!" before turning over 3 cards face up: 7-6-3. The dealer mistakenly opens the 4th card upon Andrew's request and Tony asks the dealer what he's doing. A tournament supervisor comes over and apologises to Tony for the dealer's mistake. Ruling is that if there is no showdown, a player can choose to show any number of his cards without having to show all. The 4th card happened to be a 5.
With the final table of the Event 4 $1150 NLHE Re-buy on a short break, Jimmy Sachinidis comes over to try and play a few hands in this event but is told by a tournament supervisor that he is not allowed to play 2 tournaments at the same time.
Jimmy says that he was told earlier that he would be allowed to otherwise he would not have spent $16000 in tournament fees and re-buys.
Tournament Director Danny McDonagh is called over and after a discussion, Danny allows Jimmy to play a few hands whilst waiting for the final table to start up again due to the miscommunication between another tournament supervisor and Jimmy. Danny stays by the table to watch Jimmy play his hands in order to protect the integrity of the game.
The reason players are not allowed to play 2 tournaments at once is so that the game's integrity is protected as the tournament chips being used are the same.
Jimmy Sachinidis' stack is now UTG and with the blinds coming up next, he will be left with $8500 once they pass. There are 3 minutes to go till the players are on a short break.
Jimmy Sachinidis has just been eliminated in 3rd place of the Event 4 NLHE Re-buys and now has a chance to make the final table of Event 6 PLO Re-buys.