Erich Kollman's day just went from bad to worse, after committing his last chips on a flop of . He was holding but ran into the of his opponent for quads!
The turn and river blanked , and Kollman was sent to the rail.
On a flop of , Theo Tran checked from middle position, the cutoff bet 2,000, the button called and Tran called. The turn was the . This time, Tran led for 3,500, the cutoff folded and the button called. The river was the . Tran bet 11,500. After a stint in the tank, the button folded face-up and Tran raked in the pot. He's now up to 35,000.
With the board reading , Haralabos Voulgaris bet 6,800. His opponent thought about it for about 30 seconds before making the call. "I have a pair," Voulgaris said, showing . His opponent looked at his cards and seemed quite happy to roll over for the chop.
On a board of , Jamie Gold fired out a bet of 2,000 chips. The two other players in the hand with him both folded.
"Stolen, baby!" exulted Gold, clapping his hands. He turned over . That pot was the first one for Gold in quite a while. He has seemed frustrated over the last half hour, unhappily snapping at other players several times. He's down to 8,000.
On a board of Sverre Sundbo went into the tank with a huge decision for his tournament life. After what seemed like an eternity, Sundbo eventually committed all of his chips holding for a baby flush. His opponent revealed for just trips and would need some help to improve.
However, the river was the and Sundbo doubled up to 25,500 chips.
Just before the break, Darren Paradise had his shorter-stacked opponent all in with the board showing . Things were looking good for Paradise, as he held , having his opponent's in sad shape.
But the popped out on the river, giving his opponent the bigger boat and Paradise got knocked back down to 10,500.
On flop of , Steven O'Dwyer moved all in and received a call. O'Dwyer showed for a set of seven's. His opponent showed . The turn of the missed O'Dwyer's opponent, but the river brought the worst possible card when the hit.
O'Dwyer's set of sevens were just no match for his opponent set of rockets and O'Dwyer is out the door.