Brett Richey raises to 850 from early position and Robert Lipkin calls, as does the hijack. The flop is and Brett bets 1,800. Robert calls and the hijack folds.
The turn is the and Brett checks. Robert bets 3,850 and Brett lays it down. He's down to 40,900, while Robert climbs to 55,000.
With the board reading , Dustin Woolf checked to his opponent who bet 1,500. Neverwin called as the fell on the river. Woolf checked, and his opponent bet 2,000. Woolf then raised, making it 8,500 to play. His opponent called and saw Woolf turn up for a full house. His opponent mucked face-up.
Kevin Saul and two opponents each committed 3,000 preflop, as the flop came . Saul led out from the big blind for 4,000, and one opponent called all in for 3,400. The other got out of the way, as Saul turned up . He was ahead of his opponent's , but the turn and river came and .
On a flop of , a player in early position checks and Dean Hamrick bets 3,100. A player in late position folds and the EP player check-raises to 7,000. Hamrick folds, and his once-mighty stack has dwindled over the course of a few hands to a mere 27,775.
Alec Milam is currently the chip leader, and things seem to be going his way. In a hand with the board reading , Milam and his opponent checked. Milam showed for ace high, and his opponent mucked.
Even without a pair Milam is raking in the chips, and he now has nearly 100,000.
There are 126 players remaining. We've been playing nine-handed the whole way, so that makes 14 tables. We'll play through 2 a.m., which will bring us near three tables of players.