Kyle Kloeckner raised to 72,000 from the small blind and Jacobo Fernandez called from the big blind.
The flop came and both checked. The turn was the , and Kloeckner bet 110,000. Fernandez looked back and forth between his stack and Kloeckner's, then let it go.
Since the chip lead keeps changing, almost from hand to hand, no one player has managed to gain control over this final table. It looks like it will take two big stacks to butt heads creating one clear big stack for any one player to be the table captain.
Jacobo Fernandez limped, Ted Forrest completed from the small blind, and Dario Alioto checked from the big blind. The flop came , and Forrest quickly bet 60,000. Alioto called, and Fernandez folded.
The turn brought the . Forrest slid out two stacks -- 160,000. Alioto stood up to get a better look at Forrest's chips, then sat back down to think. Finally he extracted 160,000 from his impressive fortress of chips and made the call.
The river brought the , and both quickly checked.
Forrest showed 8-7-x-x for eights and sevens, but Alioto had A-8-x-x for the better two pair.
After a hand in which Kyle Kloeckner raised to 72,000 taking the blinds, the following hand took place.
Michael Guzzardi raised pot to 84,000, and it folded around to Daniel Makowsky who repotted it. Guzzardi called with his remaining chips.
Guzzardi:
Makowsky:
The flop came , giving Guzzardi a straight. The turn was the , and Guzzardi was still ahead, though Makowsky had picked up a flush draw. The river was the , and Guzzardi doubled up to over 280,000.
We believe that's the third all-in which Guzzardi has survived tonight.