Karn Raises out Abramowitz
Level 3
: 100/200, 200 ante
Action was picked up on the flop between Papa Karn, Jeff Abramowitz and a third player on a board reading 
. Abramowitz bet 1,700 when the action checked to him and Karn called, leaving the third player to fold.
The turn of 
elicited a bet from Abramowitz to the tune of 3,600 which Karn responded to by raising to 10,000. Abramowitz looked at Karn, then back at his hand as he tossed it into the muck, giving Karn the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
39,000
7,800
|
7,800 |
|
38,200
5,200
|
5,200 |
and the first player to act led for 1,200. Brian Westberry responded to the bet by raising to 4,400 and the third player called leaving the initial bettor to fold. 
rolled off on the turn and Westberry bet to the tune of 6,000. The opponent thought about his decision for a bit but eventually landed on folding, giving Westberry the pot.
. One player bet 1,200 which Pearlman called and action folded to the turn. 
rolled off on the turn and saw the opponent check to Pearlman who decided to lead for 3,600. The opponent deliberated it for a bit but ended up letting it go, giving Pearlman the pot.
. Ian Siegel was facing an all-in bet from a player to his left for 3,600, sending him into the tank. 
for a pair of tens and a missed gutshot. Siegel triumphantly turned over 
for a pair of kings and eliminated a player very early into the tournament.
and saw an early position player bet 600 when checked too. The other two players in the hand called with action getting back around to Carlos Medina who raised to 5,000. Each player thought about their decision for a bit but each one of them ended up folding, giving the pot to Medina.
, the small blind player bet once more and Spinder called again. The small blind turned over 
for a pair of eights which was no good against 
for aces-up and Spinder was rewarded an early pot of the tournament.