We just noticed Dutch Boyd in this growing field, and we walked up as he was involved in a small pot. Boyd had called a raise before the flop, and a third player called all in for less. Boyd made an isolating bet on the flop, and he showed . The at-risk player was well in front with , and he made quads on the river to double up.
A new batch of tables opened up for those that registered late. Taking their seats are Chad Batista, Mohsin Charania, Chino Rheem, James Akenhead, Leo Wolpert, Christian Harder, J.P. Kelly, Dani Stern, Humberto Brenes, J.C. Tran, Ted Lawson and Amnon Filippi.
The player under the gun raised to 425 to open the pot, and Joe Cada made the call to go heads-up to the flop.
It came , and the raiser continued out with 1,025 chips. Cada raised it up to 2,500, the bettor shoved, and Cada made the call for the rest of his own chips. He was still on the draw, turning up . His opponent's was in front for the time being, but that didn't last long.
The dropped right on fourth street, and a blank on the river secured Cada's double to about 15,000.
Dan O'Brien opened on the button for 400 and everyone folded. O'Brien tossed his cards in the middle of the table and showed putting his table on notice that he's there to play poker.
Four levels into the day, we're still finding players for the first time today. We just stumbled on Eddy Sabat as he was opening a pot to 300. John "The Razor" Phan defended his big blind, and both players checked through the flop. The turn came the , and Sabat made a delayed continuation bet of 500. Phan called, and the filled out the board. When Phan checked a third time, Sabat took his cue to make one last bet of 1,150. Phan tanked for a good while before calling.
Sabat flipped over , and they were best. Dragging the pot, we see Sabat has chipped his way up to about 12,700.