Jani Sointula checked the board of to Joe Cada. The reigning WSOP Main Event champion bet 2,150 and Sointula called.
The river card was the and Sointula led for 3,800. Cada tanked and then made the call. Sointula turned over a rivered set of tens with the . Cada rivered a straight though with the .
Cada is up to 110,000 and Sointula is down to 26,000.
Isaac Baron - 121,000
Dario Minieri - 111,000
Ton Kleijnen - 90,000
Lisa Hamilton - 60,000
Tommy Vedes 60,000
Daniel Negreanu - 55,000
Mike "The Mouth" Matusow - 49,675
Lee Markholt - 47,600
Jason Mercier - 42,000
Isaac Haxton - 37,000
Alexandre Gomes - 35,000
Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier - 31,000
Carlos Mortensen and Jani Sointula got all of the money in on a board of . Mortensen held and doubled up to 35,000. Sointula dropped to 7,500 holding .
On a board of , Chad Brown checked over to James Calderaro. Calderaro fired 8,000. After tanking for some time, Brown mucked his hand and was l;eft with just 17,000 chips.
After a player raised to 850, Lee Markholt called from the cutoff and the button seat called. Mike "The Mouth" Matusow was in the big blind and reraised to 6,150.
The original raiser tanked for a minute before Matusow chimed in, "C'mon, I don't squeeze that often, let me get away with it once."
Eventually, the raiser folded, as did Markholt and the other player that called preflop. Matusow got away with his "squeeze play" and moved up to 48,000 chips.
On a board of , Yevgeniy Timoshenko check-called a bet of 5,000 from Brett Richey.
The river fell the and Timoshenko quickly checked. Richey wasted little time, firing 15,000 into the pot. Timoshenko thought for a few moments before raising to 45,000.
Richey called all in for his remaining chips immediately and tabled , doubling to 70,000 with quads. Timoshenko dropped to 24,000.
On a board of , there was about 8,000 chips in the middle. Mike "The Mouth" Matusow was facing a bet of 3,800 from his opponent. After taking about a minute to think about things, Matusow said, "I don't mind if I lose this hand," and then made the call.
Both players held and chopped up the pot.
"If that game wasn't going over there, I'd probably have folded," said Matusow, referring to a juicy cash game going on in the pit.