Dave Grana had Tim Rentschler and Maurice Sessum covered when they got it all in on a flop.
Grana also had the best hand, holding top and bottom pair versus Rentschler's flush draw and Sessum's top-pair top-kicker.
The turn brought the , however, and Sessum suddenly had the better two pair. No spade and no surprises on the river meant Rentschler said goodbye and Sessum and Grana switched places on the leaderboard.
Attica, NY's Steve Roberts just made one heck of a call to leap up to a spot among the leaders and knock another player out.
It was a four-way raised pot on a flop when one player pushed in for 30,000. It folded to Roberts and he made the call with the .
"I didn't think he had a pair," he said.
Turns out Roberts was right, he had the flush draw, with a gutshot and two overs. Roberts faded all trouble on the turn and even made a set on the river.
Buffalo, NY's Mike Flately has taken the chip lead after finding himself on the right side of a classic cooler.
The cutoff made it 3,100, Flatley bumped it to 8,500 out of the small blind, and the cutoff shoved for close to 15,000 total. Flatley snap-called with the and the cutoff had the dreaded .
As if that wasn't enough, they both flopped a set. Ultimately, Flatley held and will take the chip lead and that classic 'Andre Reed' Buffalo Bills Glory Days T-Shirt with him, heading into the second break of the day.
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flop.
, however, and Sessum suddenly had the better two pair. No spade and no surprises on the river meant Rentschler said goodbye and Sessum and Grana switched places on the leaderboard.
flop when one player pushed in for 30,000. It folded to Roberts and he made the call with the 
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turn and even made a set on the 
into British Expat and Niagara Falls, NY resident Josh Thomas' tens.
and the cutoff had the dreaded 
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