On a flop of , Greg Hobson and Mike Sowers were heads up. Both players checked and the turn was the , putting two pair on the board.
Sowers fired 37,000 and Hobson called. The river was the and Sowers pushed out 68,000. Hobson quickly tossed in a call and showed which was good enough to take the pot.
Harrison Gimbel brought in for 1,000 and four players followed suit. Mike Sowers raised to 31,000 only to find Hayes move all in from the button. It folded back to Sowers and he called, showing but was behind Hayes' .
Sowers paired up on the but still needed more help to send Hayes to the rail. The came on fourth and the on fifth, ensuring Hayes a double up as his kings were able to hold.
Seth Davies' rail has found one of the more creative ways to support their friend that we've seen this series. Members of Davies' rail have made two large, glossy cutouts of Davies' head and are lifting them up for the crowd to see.
Eugene Du Plessis brought the action in for 1,000 and there were six players to the flop of .
Du Plessis checked and Mike Sowers fired out 26,000. John Hayes and Du Plessis called while the others folded.
The turn was the and Du Plessis and Sowers checked to Hayes who fired 70,000. Du Plessis called and Sowers opted to get out of the way. Fifth street was the and Du Plessis dipped into his stack. When he came out he pushed a bet of 195,000. Hayes went into the tank for about three minutes before mucking his hand and awarding Du Plessis this pot.
John Hayes had the button and all seven players saw the flop.
The dealer produced a flop of and Seth Davies bet out 28,000. He received a call from Mike McDonald and the two were heads up tot he turn.
Davies continued out on fourth street for 61,000. After some thinking McDonald dropped in a call. The rivered and both players checked. Davies showed for a busted straight draw and McDonald's for a pair of tens took down the pot.