Sheets Owned
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A player under the gun opened with a mini-raise to 4,000, and the action came around to Eric "sheets" Haber in late position. Not seeing the first raise, he tried to make it 5,200, correcting himself with an emphatic "I call!" as he took back some change. Not to be outdone, the button squeezed in a raise to 12,000 straight, enough to fold the initial raiser. "I got myself into somethin' here," Haber said in a fine case of foreshadowing. "All right. Let's flop something good," he said as he splashed in the call.
The flop came down 
, and the action went check-check, Haber with a puzzled look on his face. The 
turn drew another puzzled look from Haber, but this time he led out with a bet of 15,000. His opponent promptly moved all in for 23,700, and Haber quickly called. He had indeed flopped something good with 
, but he was already drawing dead as his opponent showed up the significantly better 
.
The 
river sealed the double up, taking a little sliver from Haber's stack. He's down to a still-healthy 215,000 now.
against pocket deuces. 200,000 pot." Obviously Phan's hand wasn't the best in the end as he has been eliminated from the tournament.
for Lazar. The board ran out 
. All three players checked and the 
hit the turn.
appeared on the river. The big blind called and showed 
for a rivered flush, which was better than Pilgrim's 
when we reached the table. Matt Affleck was in the hijack position and had bet 7,200 only to be raised to 21,700 by Phil "The Unabomber" Laak on the button.
hit the river, both players took a long time before checking. Affleck revealed 
on the river. There was just over 39,000 in the pot already, and Coffee led out with a bet of 26,000.