Seiver Pots the River
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Ryan D'Angelo and Scott Seiver were heads up on a flop of 
, and D'Angelo, who we believe was the preflop raiser, led out for 30,000. Seiver thought for a bit before matching the bet on the button, and the dealer burned and turned the 
.
D'Angelo led out again - this time for 70,000 - and Seiver silently pointed at the bet to confirm the amount. The dealer cut it down, and the Season 9 WPT World Champion mulled the decision over for the better part of two minutes before calling.
The river was the 
, D'Angelo knuckled for the first time, and Seiver once again sat silently in thought. Finally, he reached into his stack with two hands and pushed forward twin stacks of gray T5,000 chips, betting 200,000.
D'Angelo started thinking aloud.
"What were you thinking so long for on the turn?" he asked Seiver, who responded with nothing but an icy stare at a single spot on the felt. "Ace-five?"
The man known to some as "g0lfa" eventually folded, and Seiver slipped his cards into the muck facedown, dragging the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
700,000
-75,000
|
-75,000 |
|
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|
665,000
90,000
|
90,000 |
|
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and was dominated by Sylvia's 
.
to give Sylvia a commanding lead and the 
on the turn and the 
, Qartomy checked, and Tamayo fired out 35,000. Both players called.
, the trio checked, and the river was the 
. Qartomy led out for 40,000, both players called, and Qartomy showed 
for a rivered flush. Tamayo mucked, and Young showed a weaker flush; 
.
. Berlianshik was in great shape with 
but things started to change quickly when the flop and turn came 
.
and he was off to whine to the television cameras about how bad he runs. "That kid raises every hand and when I finally get a hand, he gets Ace-Queen. Are you kidding me?"
, and he was eliminated.
), and the river (
in the hole Harwood's decision was already made and she snapped the bet off while tabling her bullets with a flourish.
but he found a lifeline when the flop fell 
.
flop to see the 
fall on fourth street.
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