The small blind cold four-bets to 18,000. Big blind folded, and it was back to the original raiser. Does he flat here? Shove? Nope. He re-re-repopped it to 34,800 total, leaving himself about 200k behind. Obvious snap fold from the player behind him, right? Not exactly. He tanked, and tanked, and eventually someone called the clock on him. As the floor was counting down, he gave it up.
And then Fossilman shipped in his stack for the rarely seen six-bet shove. Raymer had 77,600 behind, only about 7k more than the size of the pot. The five-bettor found a fold, and Raymer almost doubled his stack without seeing a flop. "I have to admit my six-betting range their is pretty slim," laughed Raymer.
Editor's note: We've since learned that Mr. Five Bet was Jason "themasterj33" Dewitt, who tweeted that he had jacks.
and Pilgrim checked. Levesque fired 3,800 and Pilgrim called.
and both players checked.
and Pilgrim fired a mere 2,200. "Just 22?" asked Levesque.
and two pair, jacks and eights, and Levesque mucked his hand. Pilgrim's up to about 200,000 and Levesque is on 105,000.
, Cernuto check-called a bet of 7,000 from Souther.
and Cernuto checked again. Souther fired 10,000 and Cernuto mucked his hand.
. Marco Traniello did the same on a board of 
, check-folding to a single bet from his opponent.
and Lauria fired 6,000. Burt flat-called and then Mizzi raised it up to 20,000. Lauria moved all in for 64,300 and then Burt went into the tank. Eventually, Burt called all-in for 46,500 total. Mizzi was now up and he tanked for several minutes while getting a massage. He asked for exact counts on the stacks and had the dealer pull in the 20,000 from each player. Eventually, Mizzi mucked his hand, folding the 
face up. Lauria held the 
for a higher flush and Burt needed the board to pair with the 
rolled off and the board didn't pair up. He was sent home and Lauria scooped the massive pot to storm to 150,000.
. The river bricked 
