Dea's Day Comes To an End
Level 18
: 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Andrew Dea was overheard announcing he was all in and Barb Visher was heard saying call instantaneously afterward. The board read 
.
Andrew Dea: 
Barb Visher: 
According to Visher, action was three ways on the flop with Dea checking to Caleb Pence, who was to Visher's right. Pence bet 23,000 and Visher raised to 83,000. Dea went into the tank and eventually called. Pence got out of their way and the turn fell , where Dea shoved and was immediately called.
Dea was in need of hitting his flush draw to stay alive, but was unable to do so as the river fell 
and he was sent to the payout desk.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
845,000
290,000
|
290,000 |
|
321,500
-108,500
|
-108,500 |
|
Busted |
, giving Visher Broadway on the turn and sending O'Toole home just before the first break of the day. With the pot, Visher now finds herself north of a half-million in chips.
and Hart checked to Suzuki, who put in 35,000. Hart made the call. The river fell 
and Hart checked to Suzuki again. Suzuki announced he was all in, effectively for around 132,000, and Hart folded, resulting in Suzuki winning the huge pot without showdown.
. He check-called Geller's continuation-bet on an ace-high flop with one diamond. The turn brought a second diamond and he check-called a second barrel. The river brought a third diamond to give him the nut flush and he checked to Geller a one last time. Geller fired a third barrel for 60,000 and Wilkie clicked it back, putting in 120,000. 
, which proved to be no good at showdown.
and Geller called, leaving himself around 80,000 behind. The turn came 
and Wilkie bet 60,000. Geller shoved and Wilkie called.
. Peck went all in for 27,000 and both Dea and Stocklmeier called.
and Dea went all in for his last 32,000. Stocklmeier called.
and both players checked.
and Peragallo bet 10,000. Zipprich raised to 30,000 and Peragallo put him all in. Zipprich called.
and he was eliminated from the tournament.
