Aaron Massey opened for 1,075 from early position and Ross Reichert called from middle position. David McLaughlin came along from the big blind and three players took a flop of . McLaughlin checked, Massey bet 1,900, and Reichert folded.
McLaughlin made the call and then check-called a bet of 3,000 on the turn, leaving himself just 6,400 behind. When the completed the board on the river, McLaughlin committed his remaining stack, and Massey thought long and hard before releasing .
Three more levels are in the books, and that means it's time for another 10-minute break. When they return, the players will play three more levels before being sent on a 45-minute dinner break.
Action folded to Ross Reichert on the button and he raised to 2,000. Travis Northrope folded from the small blind, but Danny Gonzalez called from the big to see the . Both players checked, and then Gonzalez tossed out a single yellow T1,000 chip.
"Keeping it cheap," Reichert said before making the call.
When the completed the board on the river, Gonzalez returned to checking and then snap-folded when Reichert bet 6,000.
Meanwhile, Steve Abo has been eliminated from the tournament.
Ben Keeline opened for 1,100 from the hijack and Justin Enger called from the button. MSPT Team Pro Matt Alexander came along from the big blind and three players saw a flop of .
Alexander checked, Keeline continued for 1,250, and only Enger called to see the turn. After action went check-check, Keeline checked the river and Enger bet 5,100. Keeline hit the tank, put together the necessary chips, but ultimately thought better of it and released his hand.
Allen Kessler just called us over to point out a big hand going down at his table.
As he explained it, a flop saw Matt Bingle bet and then call a raise from the big-stacked Bruce Russell. When the peeled off on the turn, Bingle put out a big bet, Russell called, and the paired the board on the river.
Bingle moved all in for his last 50,000 or so, and Russell call.
Bingle:
Russell:
Bingle thought he hit his gin card on the turn, but Russell had been sitting with top set on the flop. The river gave both players a full house, but of course Russell's was best to send a shellshocked Bingle to the rail.
Norecia Austin opened for 4,000 from late position and was met by an all-in three-bet to 6,850 from Michael Sanders on the button. Both blinds folded, Austin called, and the cards were turned on their backs.
Sanders:
Austin:
Austin was looking for a seven from heaven, but it wasn't in the cards as the board ran out . Ship the double to Sanders.