From late position, Daniel Deveau opened with a raise, and it was enough to put him all in. Peter Rho made the call from the small blind. Deveau held and was at risk against the of Rho.
The board ran out , and Rho's kicker played, knocking off Deveau.
From early position, John Keefe raised, and Daniel Krause reraised him enough to cover. Keefe made the call showing , and was racing against Krause's .
The dealer spread the board: . It proved useless to Keefe, failing to improve his hand, and he is headed for the door.
Here's the way the tables look following the new seat draw:
Table 16:
1. Nicolas Ragot
2. Chris Rentes
3. Elliot Smith
4. Quyen Nguyen
5. Michael Rosenthal
6. David Sorger
7. Sam Hiatt
8. Hien Tran
9. Jason Ruffinelli
Table 21:
1. Nick Binger
2. Daniel Deveau
3. Klein Bach
4. David MacHowsky
5. Peter Rho
6. Daniel Kraus
7. Justin St. John
8. John Keefe
9. Frank Gary
Table 26:
1. Mats Gavatin
2. Todd Witteles
3. Ricky Sanders
4. Michael Guzzardi
5. Alexander Borteh
6. Michael Chu
7. Jeff Norman
8. Jonathan Tamayo
9. Alex Jalali
Chris Rentes and Greg de Bora just clashed in a pot, and it ended up costing de Bora his whole stack.
Rentes opened from middle position with a raise, and de Bora reraised from the button. Rentes three bet it, and de Bora moved all in for just a small amount more, tabling . He wasn't in good shape though, as Rentes flipped over .
The board came out , providing no help for the at-risk de Bora and sending him to the rail. Rentes has upped his own count to 148,000.
Michael Guzzardi called a raise out of the big blind with three others in the hand. Guzzardi said, "All right, let me flop the nuts," right before the flop was dealt.
The flop came and Nick Binger checked from the small blind. Guzzardi checked, and then Jason Ruffinelli bet out. Sam Hiatt called and Binger folded. Guzzardi then announced raise. Only Ruffinelli called.
The turn came the and Guzzardi bet. Ruffinelli called. The river was the and Guzzardi bet again. Ruffinelli called as fast as Guzzardi could bet.
Guzzardi turned over for two pair. Ruffinelli looked disgusted and mucked his hand while mumbling something.
Guzzardi said, "Nine-deuce... the nuts!" as he raked in the chips.
Another player at the table yelled out, "You're the limit master!"
From late position, Todd Witteles opens the action with a raise. The short-stacked Marc Goldman is in the small blind, and he reraises. Witteles jams it back, and Goldman calls all in. The cards are turned up:
Witteles:
Goldman:
The flop of gives Witteles more outs with a flush draw and a gutshot straight draw. The turn blanks the . Spade on the river though; the makes Witteles the winner and sends Goldman headed for the exit.