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Mike Sexton had the button in Seat 6. Mike Sowers raised to 85,000, Phil Laak moved all in for 165,000 from the small blind, Nenad Medic reraised to 350,000 from the big blind, and Sowers folded.
Laak
Medic
Again, Laak's jacks were up against a higher pair. The flop was , the turn was the , the river was the , and Phil Laak was eliminated in ninth place. He'll take home $74,448 for his performance.
There is a dead button in Seat 7. Nenad Medic completes the small blind and Kathy Liebert checks her option. The flop is . Medic leads for 40,000, Liebert folds, and Medic wins the pot.
Kathy Liebert has the button in Seat 9. Mike Sexton raises to 85,000, Nenad Medic calls, and Chris Bell calls. The flop is . Bell checks, Sexton checks, Medic bets 175,000, Bell folds, Sexton folds, and Medic wins the pot.
Yesterday Phil Laak was commenting about the logos most of the other players were wearing (and the endorsement deals behind those logos). Today Laak showed up with a yellow Post-It note stuck to his shoulder advertising a mock website that he said would soon be bigger than them all. Unfortunately, Laak's new "sponsor" won't get as much airtime as he would have liked.
On his elimination hand Laak ran over to the camera and showed something scribbled on another Post-It. The note read, "PLEASE FOLD". No chance of that with Sexton holding aces, and sadly the Phil Laak Show is done for the day.
Amit Makhija has the button in Seat 3. Mike Sexton opens for 100,000 Kathy Liebert raises to 250,000, and Patrik Antonius moves all in for 465,000. Sexton lays down the face up and Liebert calls. Antonius has her covered.
Liebert
Antonius
The flop is and Liebert maintains her lead. The turn is the , the river is the , and Liebert drags a pot worth over 700,000. Antonius is left with 165,000 after the hand.