When we caught up with the action, a player in middle position had raised and Antonio Esfandiari reraised from the small blind. His opponent called even though we missed the exact preflop amounts.
The flop came and Esfandiari continued with his agression, betting out 525. His opponent called.
Esfandiari fired again when a fell on the turn, this time for 1,200. His opponent again called.
When a completed the board, the Magician fired the fourth and final barrel for 2,500. His opponent called. Esfandiari revealed the , which was out-kicked by his opponents .
Esfandiari gained chips early but is now back down to 16,500.
On a board reading Tom Dwan bet out 2,550 with about 3,000 in the pot. His opponent raised him, making it 11,500 total. Dwan tanked for about three minutes.
Eventually, Dwan made the call, flipping up , for merely top pair. His opponent tabled for a busted straight draw, and Durrrr was able to scoop the pot, bringing him up over 28,000.
David Pham opened to 200 and found two callers, including a player on the button and Shane Schleger from the small blind.
The flop came and Schleger checked, prompting a 425 c-bet from Pham. The player on the button raised to 1,100 and both players landed on a fold after some deliberation.
On a board of , two players checked to Barry Greenstein on the button who also checked. The fell on the turn. The first player checked to the player in middle position who bet 450. Greenstein made the call and the other player got out of the way. The came on the river and it was checked to Greenstein, who came out for 1,300. The bet was called and Greenstein tabled for a flopped set of eights.
We caught up with the action on a board reading to find Daniel Negreanu's opponent bet 3,800. Negreanu made the call and we were off to see a river of . Negreanu's opponent checked and Negreanu moved him all in. After tanking, his opponent made the call and Negreanu's only reply was "Good call.".
His opponent tabled and was able to scoop the pot, knocking Negreanu down to 7,000.
Amnon Filippi opened to 300 from late position and Kevin Saul made the call from the button.
The flop of saw Filippi fire out a continuation-bet of 450 only to have Saul bump it up to 1,350. Filippi flashed his cards to the opponent on his right before quickly mucking.
As Saul raked in the pot, he moved to 24,300 in chips.