Bullets For Rice
Level 4
: 100/200, 0 ante
We picked up with the action on a flop of 
. With well over 6,500 already piled up in the middle, Sean Rice checked over to his lone opponent who checked it right back. The turn was the 
and Rice led for 3,500. His opponent wasted no time flinging out a call.
The 
finished off the board and Rice moved 6,500 into the middle.
"How much more do you have?" asked Rice's opponent. Rice lifted his hands.
A moment passed.
"So gross!" exclaimed Rice's opponent. Eventually he tossed out just a call.
Rice rolled over 
and his opponent mucked, informing the table afterward that he held ace-king. Rice dragged in the pot and is now sitting on about 35,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
35,000
15,500
|
15,500 |
and a player checked on over to Ken Silberstein who fired 1,600. Silberstein's opponent slid out a check-raise to 4,300 and action was back on Silberstein.
on fifth, ensuring that he knocked out another player. Last year's runner-up has now built a huge stack of roughly 59,000.
fell on the turn and once again prompted no action as both players checked their options.
and Overton moved out a bet of 6,600. His opponent called and Overton rolled over 
for top-top. Overton's opponent mucked and the pot was pushed to Overton.
hit fourth street. Another check prompted a 2,200-chip bet from Garcia. Once again his opponent stayed the course.
for a busted straight draw. Garcia showed 
for a rivered straight and he was able to drag in the pot. He's now sitting on roughly 37,000 in chips.
