Both Ronald Lemkin and Paul Cheung checked the flop and the hit the table on the turn.
After checking a second time, Lemkin called Cheung's 1,000 feeler bet and the came on the river.
This time Lemkin opted to bet out and made it 1,700 to go. Cheung thought it over for thirty seconds or so, but he eventually made the crying call, only to muck when Lemkin rolled over .
The crew is joined by Nick Guagenti, who was second in chips in the Borgata Winter Poker Open $2 Million Guarantee when it was cancelled. He talks about the atmosphere on property, what he knows about the situation, and tries to forecast some sort of conclusion.
As they say though, every ride must come to an end, and Mckeehen's just did when Wach got there on the river.
Mckeehen was already in a one-match hole and needed to win two in a row to advance, something that looked likely when the money went in on the turn with the board reading . Mckeehen had a flopped set of sevens with , but Wach was still drawing live with for an open-ended straight draw.
River:
The straight was made and Mckeehen was sent packing, with Wach becoming the third player to advance into the Round of 32.
Greg Fishburn claimed all of Corrie Wunstel's chips and is the fifth player to advance into the Round of 32, where he will square off against Steve Sarmiento.