We caught up with the action to find 1,225 already in the middle with the board showing . The small blind led out for 625 and Joe Cada made it 1,750 to go from the button. The small blind tanked for about a minute before finally announcing that he was all in. Cada quickly called
Cada:
Opponent:
Cada was ahead with his two pair, but the on the river made a straight to eliminate the 2009 WSOP Main Event champion from play.
We arrived at the table to see Dan O'Brien fire out a bet of 225 with the flop reading . One player folded while Andrew Litchtenberger, who had previously checked, called the bet.
Fourth street was the and Lichtenberger checked once more. O'Brien checked it back and the finished off the board. Lichtenberger led for 525 and O'Brien decided to call. Lichtenberger showed for a busted straight draw and O'Brien took it down with his for a pair of tens.
We arrived at the table to find Aaron Massey heads up in a hand against an unknown opponent. The finished board read and there was already 3,150 in the middle. Massey's opponent checked the river and Massey moved all in from the button for his last 3,125.
Massey's opponent was deep in the tank for a moment before finally flicking his cards away, allowing Massey to drag in the pot.
. The small blind led out for 625 and Joe Cada made it 1,750 to go from the button. The small blind tanked for about a minute before finally announcing that he was all in. Cada quickly called
on the river made a straight to eliminate the 2009 WSOP Main Event champion from play.
. One player folded while Andrew Litchtenberger, who had previously checked, called the bet.
and Lichtenberger checked once more. O'Brien checked it back and the 
finished off the board. Lichtenberger led for 525 and O'Brien decided to call. Lichtenberger showed 
for a busted straight draw and O'Brien took it down with his 
for a pair of tens.
