Eugene Todd Eliminated
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board and several thousand in the middle already, Eugene Todd bet 5,000 and was raised to 11,000 by Adam Lippert. A third player in seat 8 then reraised all in and Todd went into the tank. Finally he put his remaining 8,000 in the pot and the decision was now Lippert's. He too decided that there was too much in the pot and called as well. The hands were:Todd:
Lippert:
Unknown Player:
The
fell on the river and Lippert made a winning flush to eliminate Todd and take most of the unknown players stack. He now sits with 62,000 and appears to be the chip leader.
. Copher bet out 800, and his opponent quickly called. Fourth street came the 
peeled off, giving Copher the top flush and sending one more player to the rail.
and roughly 10,000 in the pot, John Racener put his opponent to the test with a bet of 6,000. After a short tank his opponent called and Racener told him, "Nice hand" as he mucked his cards when his opponent showed 
. Racener continued out with a bet, prompting one opponent to fold. Ishige wasn't so easily deterred though as he came along with a call.
. Both men checked.
. Racener bet 3,800, nearly his full stack. Ishige moved all in, and Racener made the call.
, Billy Gazes had the betting lead. He checked, and his opponent put out a bet. The amount was unclear, but when Gazes called, it put more than 6,000 chips in the pot.
. Gazes again checked, and his opponent put out a bet of 4,100. Billy called once more.
. Gazes sat pensively for a minute or two, alternating glances at the board and his opponent. Finally, he counted out 6,400 chips and tossed them forward. His opponent went into the tank for a couple minutes before finally surrendering his cards.