Raymer Busto
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Raymer:
Dunbar:
Thoroughly dominated, Raymer needed a lot of help to stay alive. The board, however, came out
, holding Dunbar's overpair and sending Raymer packing.After the loss, Raymer stood up and cheerfully chatted up the table and his opponent for several minutes while he finished his drink. He ran back through the hand, explaining what his shove range was and jesting in a good-natured way with his eliminator.
"The bad thing is now you're going to get sucked out on at some point in a bigger hand in a bigger tournament," he said. "Like the bubble of the Main Event."
The table shared a chuckle and Raymer finally bid them farewell. Dunbar, meanwhile, is alive and kicking, having vaulted up to about 55,000 in chips.
and there's three-way action. Dunbar leads out with a bet of 1,300. The man next to act calls, and Edward Sabat moves all in for an additional 5,425. Dunbar re-raises, prompting the third man to duck out of the way.
. Seemingly glad that he wasn't up against a bigger hand, Sabat tabled his 
, and had some catching up to do. The turn and river came 
and 
respectively though, and Sabat follows Raymer out the door, also at the hands of Jeff Dunbar.
