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We found 6,000 in the pot preflop between Brandon Fish, Steve Landfish and Charles Moore. The flop came , Fish bet 5,200 and Landfish called. Moore tanked for a few moments before folding.
While Moore was in the tank Fish joked outloud, "Is this a re-entry?"
The turn came , Fish checked and Landfish bet 8,100. Fish called and the river came . Fish checked again and Landfish bet 11,100.
Fish tanked for a bit and then tossed in a call. Landfish tabled pocket tens for a flopped set and Fish tabled pocket aces and grumbled a few words not fit for children's ears.
There was 3,800 in the middle, and the board read when we arrived and saw that Jason Somerville and Amanda Musumeci were heads up. Both players checked on the turn, and the river came the , completing the flush draw. Somerville fired out 2,200, and Musumeci called after about 20 seconds of thought.
Somerville mucked his hand face down, but Musumeci had to show her hand to claim the pot. She tabled , and raked in the chips to up her stack to 32,000. Meanwhile, Somerville is down to 21,000 after the hand.
A large pot of about 4,500 on the turn caught our attention. Rex Clinkscales and Martin Stazsko were heads up, with Stazsko in position, and the board showed .
Clinkscales bet 2,825 on the river and Stazsko raised to 6,500. Clinkscales thought for a minute and then tossed in a call. Clinkscales tabled pocket fives for a full house and Stazsko tabled for a larger full house.
Roland Israelashvili is back in action here right in front of the media desk. His other event is on break and doing a color up so he ran to catch a few hands here. He said has lost a few chips and is down to around 15,000 (below average) in Event 59.
Daniel Lowery and John Dolan went a flop of . Lowery checked, Dolan bet and Lowery raised to 3,575. Dolan called and the turn came . Lowery check-called 3,650 and the river came .
Lowery checked, Dolan bet 10,800 and Lowery called. Lowery tabled pocket eights for a flopped full house and Dolan showed him bad news when he tabled for a larger full house.
One player has seperated himself from the pack just before our first break here, and that player is Chris Moorman. The latest pot to add to his stack occurred in a heads up hand with Matt Chang. The flop read when we arrived, and Moorman bet out 600. Chang tossed in the call, and the hit the turn. Both players checked, and the hit the river, completing a scary looking board.
Moorman fired out 2,150, and after about 30 seconds of thought, Chang tossed in the call. Moorman tabled for a straight, and Chang mucked his hand. After that pot, Moorman is all the way up to 58,000, while Chang drops to 27,500.
Daniel Lowery has been eliminated and his tablemates were nice enough to fill us in on the action.
Frank Kassela opened and and Lowery called on the button. The flop came , Kassela bet 725 and Lowery raised to 1,800. Kassela called and the turn came . Kassela checked, Lowery bet 3,000 and Kassela raised enough to put Lowery all in.
Lowery had a little under 12,000 behind and he called.
Lowery:
Kassela:
The river came a and Kassela rivered a straight sending Lowery to the rail.