We didn't see the action, but Arthur Saucier got all in with against an opponent who was in one of the worst positions possible with . Saucier's opponent found hope with a king on the turn when the first four community cards came , but a river ended the player's tournament.
After a flop of , Larry Green fired 3,700 from middle position. Kenny Milam shoved 13,500 on the button, and Green made the call.
Milam:
Green:
Milam wasted no time pulling ahead with the turn, but he was far from out of the woods since that gave Green a flush draw. A river was a brick, and Milam doubled up.
Erica Sumner bet 3,500 into Darius Brown on the turn with the board reading . Brown raised to approximately 11,500, and Sumner made the call. Both players checked the river, and Sumner revealed for a rivered top pair. Brown mucked his cards.
According to "Wild" Bill Romer, he ran his into an opponent's and lost the race to bust out.
At another table, Renee Kessel moved all in for 9,100 over Arthur Saucier's limp, and Saucier made the call with . Kessel had him dominated with , but Saucier flopped two pair to knock her out.
With the community reading , a player bet 2,000 into Matt Alexander, who raised to 4,500. A few more raises later, the two were all in for Alexander's 19,800.
Alexander:
Opponent:
Alexander's recent run of poor luck seemed to be continuing, as his trip tens were no good. He managed to spike the on the river for a flush though, and he doubled up while leaving his opponent crippled.