Potter Flushes Away Some Chips
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, Kathy Liebert raised to 1,600 after a bet from. Potter made the call. The turn fell the
and action was checked around.The river fell the
and Liebert bet out 2,000. Potter went into the tank for a long time. After a bit he said, "I've run out." He then thinks a bit more before folding. After the hand, Potter said, "Show me a bluff." Liebert looked at him and asked, "Will you show me one if I ask you?" He answered yes. Liebert then showed
for the nut flush.
, Junglen found his spot to move all in. Unfortunately for him though, he ran into an opponent with 
. Smith checked, and Welch continued out with 1,500 chips. Feeling frisky, Gavin opted to check-raise, making it 4,500 total. Welch moved all in, and Smith quickly called, having his opponent well covered.
, Giving Gavin a few more outs. He didn't need them though. The river was disastrous for the all-in Welch, as the 
filled in Smith's straight, earning him the knockout. Welch stood behind his chair for more than a full minute as he stared at the felt and his players card, which was now the only piece of tournament paraphernalia he had remaining.
, action was checked to Jason Potter, who bet out 1,375 into a 2,375 pot. His opponent, in the nine seat, made the call. 
and the nine seat bet out 1,300. Potter thought for a minute and raised to 4,500. His opponent then went into the tank for a long time before finally releasing his hand.
. Gavin kept the heat on, continuing out with a bet of 3,500. Welch thought for a moment or two before making the call.
, and Smith slowed down now with a check. Welch checked behind.
. Smith took this as his cue, and he slipped out a bet of 6,000. Welch sighed and made the crying call. Gavin turned over 
as he stood up and made his exit.
