With the board showing and a sizable pot already developed, Suraj Dalal fired a bet of 4,000, then saw Robert Wood reraise to 14,000 behind. Dalal tanked for a while, then tossed out the calling chips.
"Good call," said Wood instantly, even before Dalal tabled his . Wood mucked, and Dalal scooped the pot.
Pradeep Deshpande opened to 600 under the gun and found calls from David Paredes in the cutoff and Dan Spanton on the button. Matt Glantz was in the big blind and three-bet to 2,600, chasing away Deshpande.
Calls from Paredes and Spanton landed a flop which Glantz bet 4,500 at. Only Paredes called to see the turn and Glantz fired again, this time 9,500. Still unable to shake Paredes, Glantz shoved for about 15,100 when the river fell.
Paredes mulled it over for about 45 seconds, but ultimately gave it up.
After a fast start today, Cherish Andrews just ran into a tough spot to lose all of her chips. We'll be seeing her again, however, as she looks to be intending to re-enter.
Following her bustout, the remaining players at her table were sharing details of her remarkable 2012 WSOP, where she cashed six times including a final table in Event #31, a $1,500 no-limit hold'em event in which she finished fourth.
After a player in middle position opened to 500 and Brian Meek called from the button, Cherish Andrews three-bet to 1,700 from the big blind.
Only Meek called, landing an flop. Andrews bet 2,500, Meek called, and the hit the turn. Andrews checked to Meek this time who fired 6,200. After a few moments, Andrews folded her hand.
David Dawson felted Mohamad Saadeghvaziri once already today. Saadeghvaziri bought back in, but found himself back at Dawson's table and is once more having difficulty dealing with his one-time vanquisher.
Just now we came on a hand in which three players reached the turn with the board showing , Saadeghvaziri fired 2,200, and after Suraj Dalal folded, Dawson called. The river was the , and when Dawson fired 3,500, Saadeghvaziri let his hand go.
Dawson held up his hand — — and afterwards Saadeghvaziri shook his head, saying he had pocket sevens. That hand appears to have pushed Dawson up around 100,000 as we cross the halfway mark of Level 4.
Preflop action at Table 32 had seen the usual preflop formalities as the action proceeded around the table, with a raise from late position standing out. That's when both players in the blinds — Pradeep Deshpande (SB) and Christopher Lovett (BB) — woke up with hands. First Deshpande went all in, then Lovett followed suit, chasing the rest.
Lovett immediately tabled , and Deshpande winced at the sight of his opponent's hand as he turned over . The board rolled out , and Desphande was felted, although he is buying back right away.
Picking up the action on an flop with four players in the pot, there were two checks to Chris Klodnicki who bet 2,000. David Dawson called, leading to folds from Scott Baumstein and another player.
The fell on the turn and Klodnicki bet 4,500, but found himself faced with a decision when Dawson raised all in with a covering stack. Klodnicki gave it some thought, but tossed in his 22,625 and tabled . Dawson was caught making a move with and found no help from the river, locking up the pot for Klodnicki.
and a sizable pot already developed, Suraj Dalal fired a bet of 4,000, then saw Robert Wood reraise to 14,000 behind. Dalal tanked for a while, then tossed out the calling chips.
. Wood mucked, and Dalal scooped the pot.
flop which Glantz bet 4,500 at. Only Paredes called to see the 
turn and Glantz fired again, this time 9,500. Still unable to shake Paredes, Glantz shoved for about 15,100 when the 
river fell.
flop. Andrews bet 2,500, Meek called, and the 
hit the turn. Andrews checked to Meek this time who fired 6,200. After a few moments, Andrews folded her hand.
, and when Dawson fired 3,500, Saadeghvaziri let his hand go.
— and afterwards Saadeghvaziri shook his head, saying he had pocket sevens. That hand appears to have pushed Dawson up around 100,000 as we cross the halfway mark of Level 4.
, and Deshpande winced at the sight of his opponent's hand as he turned over 
, and Desphande was felted, although he is buying back right away.
flop with four players in the pot, there were two checks to Chris Klodnicki who bet 2,000. David Dawson called, leading to folds from Scott Baumstein and another player.
. Dawson was caught making a move with 