On a flop of , Sam Farha moved all in for 3,000 and found a caller in Dewey Tomko. Farha rolled over , well ahead of Tomko's . The turn was the , the river was the and Farha doubled through Tomko to the tune of 20,000 in chips.
Marcel Luske's board read with his opponent showing , in the order that the cards were dealt. Upon receiving their seventh card face-down, Luske's opponent bet out, to which Marcel made the call.
His opponent turned over his down cards that contained the , giving him a five card hand of the for two pair with a king kicker. Luske mumbled that he had a smaller two pair and mucked his holding.
On a flop of , Tom Schneider and his opponent got it all in.
Schneider turned up for top set and an open-ended straight flush draw, while his opponent rolled over .
"I have no outs!" exclaimed Schneider's unfortunate opponent.
The turn was the and Schneider made a jack-high straight flush. The river was the meaningless . Schneider made the stone nuts, eliminated his opponent and now sits on 41,000 in chips.
After a raise by Adam Spiegelberg and a call by Doyle Brunson in front of him, Deeb raised to 3500 and got called by both players.
The flop came and Spiegelberg moved all-in. Brunson folded and Deeb went into the tank before he called and showed . Spiegelberg had and no club or seven came on the turn or river and the 2008 H.O.R.S.E. champion was eliminated.
Gary Benson heads to the first break with only two green 25-denomination chips left in his stack. In a NLHE hand against Jeff Madsen, the young gun turned quad threes, holding 3-3 on a board of K-J-3-3-Q. Benson rivered second pair holding A-Q, and his stack was decimated.