Crippled to only 23,000 on a previous stud hand, Robert Williamson III finally met his end on a hand of stud-8. "Miami" John Cernuto made queens up for high, Gabe Kaplan made an 8-low and Williamson mucked as he headed for the rail.
On a flop of , Alexander Kostritsyn checked, Kenny Tran bet, Kostritsyn raised and Tran called. The turn was the . Kostritsyn bet and Tran called. The river was the . Again, Kostritsyn bet and Tran called.
Kostritsyn turned up for top two pair and Tran mucked. "Sick Call Kenny" is now down to only 30,000.
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"The Flying Dutchman" Doing Well
Hold'em:
Chad Brown raised from under the gun and action folded around to Marcel Luske in the big blind who called. The flop came . Luske check-called Brown's bet.
The turn came the and again Luske check-called. The river fell the and this time Luske was the one doing the betting. Brown called and Luske showed . Brown flashed as he mucked.
George Lind will get an early dinner break. He was just sent home courtesy of Raymond Davis in a hand of Omaha-8. Lind was all in before the flop and the players showed:
Davis:
Lind:
The community cards improved Davis the most as they came . Davis had nut low as well as three fives. Lind could beat neither and he was eliminated.
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Barry Greenstein completed on third street with split nines and a jack in the hole and Phil Ivey made the call with a jack up. Fourth street came down a six for Greenstein and another jack for Ivey. Before Ivey could even reach for his chips, Greenstein mucked his cards.
"Let that be a lesson to you, Barry!" laughed Ivey as he raked in the small pot.