On a flop of Sandra Demaskey (sb) bet 20,000 and Vincent Basilicata (button) struggled a bit before making the call.
When the came on the turn, Demaskey again fired, this time 40,000, and again Basilicata tanked, struggling with his decision, counting out his remaining chips (65,000).
After Demaskey offered to show, Basilicata begrudgingly folded what he said was pocket aces. Demaskey showed her for two pair as she took the pot.
On the river with a board reading , Sandra Demaskey tabled for the nut low and pair of treys. Chip leader Rolf Andersen showed for the same nut low and a pair of aces for the high. He got three-quarters of the pot and Demaskey only got one-quarter after splitting the low.
Andersen extended his chip lead while Demaskey's stack took a hit, leaving her with about 5.5 big bets.
On a flop of Vincent Basilicata (sb) checked, Roland Israelashvili moved in for his last 17,000, then Andrew Dudley (button) raised. Basilicata moved all-in, so the hands were tabled:
Vincent Basilicata: - nut low draw, pair of treys
Roland Israelashvili: - pair of eights, low draw
Andrew Dudley: - top pair, low draw
The final two cards fell and Basilicata made trips for the high and no low was possible, so he scooped it all. Israelashvili was eliminated in seventh place, earning $885.
Andrew Dudley got his last chips in against Barry Levy and as the last card was delivered, Levy announced he had two pair. Dudley had no pair showing, but squeezed his final card in hopes of making a straight. He missed, however, and was left with ace-high and no low.
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Barry Levy got his last chips in on sixth street and Vincent Basilicata looked him up. Levy's two pair (sixes and deuces) were beaten by Basilicata's trip fives.
Barry Levy: / /
Vincent Basilicata: / /
The river improved Barry's hand to Queens-up, but trips were still ahead and Basilicata took the pot, chipping up to 750,000. Levy busted out in fifth place, earning $1,548.
Sandra Demaskey got her last chips in on a hand of Stud 8 holding trip fives, but Rolf Andersen had a straight to take the pot. He's up to 695,000 and in the chip lead as the final three head out for a break.
Following a break, the final three players are back on the felt. There's a bit of a disparity in the stacks, but with limits at 40,000/80,000, this is still anyone's game.