Iverson Cotton Snuffer raised to 240,000 under the gun, and Greg "Tuna" Candido pushed all in from the blinds for 545,000 total.
"I can't fold," Snuffer said. "I don't have anything, but I can't fold."
Snuffer:
Candido:
The flop came , giving Snuffer the lead with fours. The turn brought an though, and Candido was looking good to double. A river was a clean card for him, and Snuffer was forced to ship to "Tuna."
Dan Heimiller pushed all in over the top of a bet from Luis Alves on a flop of , and Alves immediately announced a call.
"S***," Heimiller said, turning over . Sure enough, Alves produced for top two pair. He turned away, expecting the worst after the dealer burned and turned an to give Heimiller a straight draw. Instead, it was Alves who improved on the river with the .
Iverson Cotton Snuffer three-bet an opponent who raised under the gun, and the player shoved all in. Snuffer called with aces and held against queens, and he's now over 1 million.
Dan Heimiller opened to 70,000 from the hijack, and the small blind called. The player then came out betting with 100,000 on the , and Heimiller made the call. The turn came , and the small blind bet 193,000.
"Raise all in," Heimiller announced after thinking for a couple of minutes. The small blind tanked for a few minutes himself before folding. Heimiller flashed the before mucking.
Blinds are now up to 15,000-30,000 with a 4,000 ante.
After two checks, Iverson Cotton Snuffer bet 95,000 on a flop of . Steve Euashachai check-raised to 200,000, and Dan Heimiller folded. Snuffer announced a raise, but since the dealer had announced an incorrect amount, the floor ruled the action was still open. Snuffer elected to call, but he folded without much deliberation when Euashachai jammed about 300,000 on the turn.
, giving Snuffer the lead with fours. The turn brought an 
though, and Candido was looking good to double. A 
river was a clean card for him, and Snuffer was forced to ship to "Tuna."
, and Alves immediately announced a call.
. Sure enough, Alves produced 
to give Heimiller a straight draw. Instead, it was Alves who improved on the river with the 
.
, and Musumeci was felted.
, and Heimiller made the call. The turn came 
. Steve Euashachai check-raised to 200,000, and Dan Heimiller folded. Snuffer announced a raise, but since the dealer had announced an incorrect amount, the floor ruled the action was still open. Snuffer elected to call, but he folded without much deliberation when Euashachai jammed about 300,000 on the 
turn.