We just watched a massive amount of chips get shipped over to Emmanuel Sebag who is now most definitely our chip leader.
After the flop came the first player to act checked, Frank Kassela bet 2,000, another player called and the button, Emmanuel Sebag, raised to 7,000. The first player folded, Kassela called the 7,000, and the next player potted it up to 30,800. Sebag then went all in and both Kassela and the other player called.
Sebag:
Kassela:
Other Player:
Sebag had flopped the nut straight and the turn and river of the and didn't help Kassela or the other player who were both eliminated.
After a flop of , Leif Force and the player in the cutoff checked the action to Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger who bet 2,200. Force folded and the cutoff called. The came on the turn and the cutoff went all in for his last 4,350. Lichtenberger called and the hands were revealed.
Lichtenberger:
Cutoff:
Lichtenberger's set of kings was in the lead but then the river brought the giving the cutoff a flush and the win. After the hand Lichtenberger was left with around 9,000.
We missed the betting action but David Chiu ended up all in against Joe Hachem after a flop of with Chiu's way behind Hachem's . The turn and river of the and were of no help to Chiu who was eliminated.
Matt O'Donnell opened with a raise before Felipe Ramos three-bet for the majority of his stack. With the action on a player in the blinds, he potted the action once again before O'Donnell shipped his stack in.
Both Ramos and the player in the blinds called off their last few thousand as twelve cards were placed on their backs.
Ramos:
O'Donnell:
Opponent:
The final board of saw O'Donnell flop a joint to send both Ramos and the player in the blinds to the rail while simultaneously moving up to 105,000 in chips.