Buck Ramsay raised to 55,000 from early position and Lawrence Schumacher called from the hijack. Alex Rivera then shipped it for 205,000 from the button. Ramsay and Schumacher both called, creating a massive pot before the flop was event dealt.
The dealer fanned the flop and Ramsey sat still in his seat for 45 seconds before betting 400,000. Schumacher wasted little time in moving all in for around 500,000 total, and Ramsay called.
Rivera:
Schumacher:
Ramsay:
"I'm dead. Good game, guys," Rivera said as he walked away from the table. Ramsay was in front with his set but Schumacher had an open-ender to go along with his pair of jacks. The kept Ramsay in front, and the river sealed the deal. Rivera and Schumacher exited the tournament and Ramsay moved closer to Klass at the top of the leaderboard.
With more than 400,000 in the pot preflop, Blake Napierala and Guy Klass saw a flop of . Napierala checked, Klass shoved and Napierala called off for 403,000.
Napierala showed the for a flopped full house and Klass laughed as flipped over his . The turn left Klass drawing dead and he shipped a huge pot over to Napierala.
Paula Ferro moved all in for 315,000 from early position with the and Sil Derubeis called from the small blind with the . Ferro found her ace on the flop, and Derubeis was unable to find help on the turn and river.
That hand crippled Derubeis, and he committed his remaining chips on the next hand with the but fell short against Guy Klass' on a runout.
Blake Napierala opened to 80,000 from the button and Paula Ferro shoved from the small blind, having him covered. Napierala pondered his options for about 30 seconds before announcing a fold. Ferro tabled her , and Napierala showed pocket tens.
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Charles Johnson Jr. opened from the button and Blake Napierala shoved for around 450,000 from the small blind. Call.
Napierala:
Johnson:
Napierala had kicker problems and was unable to improve on the board. His fifth-place finish capped off another impressive deep run here at Seneca Niagara.
On a flop of , Guy Klass led out for 200,000 and Buck Ramsay called. The peeled off on the turn and Klass led out again, this time for 250,000. Ramsay called, bringing the on the river. Klass slowed down with a check and Ramsey fired 575,000. Klass went into the tank and eventually cut out enough chips for a call.
Ramsay showed for kings full, and a frustrated Klass tossed his cards in the muck, saying he had for a smaller boat.
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flop and Ramsey sat still in his seat for 45 seconds before betting 400,000. Schumacher wasted little time in moving all in for around 500,000 total, and Ramsay called.
kept Ramsay in front, and the 
river sealed the deal. Rivera and Schumacher exited the tournament and Ramsay moved closer to Klass at the top of the leaderboard.
. Napierala checked, Klass shoved and Napierala called off for 403,000.
. The 
turn left Klass drawing dead and he shipped a huge pot over to Napierala.
. Ferro found her ace on the 
flop, and Derubeis was unable to find help on the 
turn and 
river.
runout.
, and Napierala showed pocket tens.
peeled off on the turn and Klass led out again, this time for 250,000. Ramsay called, bringing the 
for a smaller boat.