A funny scene happened as Marvin Rettenmaier was being eliminated by Arlo Dotson that left both players confused as neither were on the same page.
They were heads up to the turn of a 
board and around 16,500 had made it into the middle. Rettenmaier had 17,450 back and in they all went from the big blind. Dotson was on the button and called after getting a count of the shove.
"I better get there!" said Rettenmaier as he opened his straight and flush drawing 
.
Dotson opened 
and faded all outs on the 
river.
As Rettenmaier was getting up to leave Dotson sat looking downwards and quietly cursed a few times, but it was loud enough so Rettenmaier could here. When Dotson looked up again he saw pot being pushed his way and his eyes opened wide as he re-checked the board. "Oh, I thought he made a straight!" said Dotson in a Texas accent.
"I misread the board," he continued as he raked in the pot. Rettenmaier was now satisfied with his opponent as he saw the funny side of the situation after being confused for a minute.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
110,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
|
Busted |
, and Styevlik instantly called.
, Smith slowed down, opting to check, and Styevlik quickly reached for chips. He fired 6,000, and Smith flicked his cards into the muck.
and Schemion's flopped straight won him the hand.
and the board ran 
to match his hand nicely.
, and Latz check-called a 3,000-chip bet from his opponent.
, Latz checked again, and the player fired another 4,000. Latz tank-folded, but has managed to run his stack back up to over 100,000 chips.
flop and the big blind raised to 5,200 after Watson and Becker folded. Hicks shoved for 15,000 with 
and the big bllind called with 
