The 7 pm Wave
As we mentioned earlier, late registrants are taking their seats in one hour increments. These are some of the players that we saw take their seats after the recent break.
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, a player check-called a pot-sized bet of 3,825 from Tom Dwan. When the 
completed the board, Dwan's opponent checked and Dwan immediately went all in for his remaining stack. His opponent reluctantly slid in a call.
for the straight.
for a set.![[user75311]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
board, four players checked to Annette Obrestad who was in control of the button. She fired 1,000 which was a little less than the pot and two players called her. The river was the 
and the first two players checked to Obrestad again. She fired 3,600 this time, good enough to get rid of the first player. The second player was sitting directly to her right and decided to make the call.
for Nine's and Three's which was good enough to ship the pot.
for flopped quads. His opponent looked to be a bit disappointed with ElkY's hand, until he realized that he had a straight flush! He showed 
, and swore to the table that he didn't realize he had the straight flush until he flipped his hand. Regardless, ElkY had to cash in his add ons, and has 20,000 now.
fell on the turn, giving Mercier's opponent the straight and the 
beat. The turn and river bricked out for Smith and he is down to just 5,500 and one rebuy lammer.
, and Black was in trouble as his opponent picked up a pair and a flush draw. He hit two pair when the