Level 8
: 400/800, 800 ante
Roger Fisher was facing a bet for the rest of his 14,300 chips on a board reading 
. There was around 18,000 in the pot and Fisher checked to Christopher Brewington who pushed all in.
"I don't believe you have spades," Fisher said as he plopped in a call. Brewington tabled 
for a missed straight draw and Fisher tabled the same hand with 
. However, Fisher did have a spade for the flush and was awarded the double up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
46,400 | |
|
2,000
28,000
|
28,000 |
provided no help thus far. The 
on the turn gave Treat a flush draw and the 
on the river completed her flush to score a double up.
, Tran announced all in from the blinds. Percal was left with around 18,000 behind and took his time before finally making the call.
for top pair and Percal wasn't able to beat as his cards hit the muck. Percal took off to the registration desk and was seen taking a new seat shortly after.
spread across the table, the action was on James Pupillo in middle position. He tossed in a bet of 11,500 into a pot of around 20,000. Vincent Bonta was his opponent and he chose to check-raise to 30,000 from the small blind.
for a set of queens and admitted it was a good attempt from Bonta. "That was a great bet. I just happened to be at the top of my range," Pupillo explained.
and the action checked to Mary Statt on the button who bet 2,200 into a pot of 4,000. Both of the blinds folded and Greg Raymer called from the cutoff. 
and Raymer check-called another bet of 6,000 from Statt. The 
for a straight which topped Statt's 
for a full double up.
for a set of sevens while both of his opponent's held 
. The 
