Thomas Alcorn raised to 50,000 from the button, and Kenneth Ware three-bet to 150,000 from the big blind. Alcorn called.
Ware jammed for 260,000 on the 
flop, and Alcorn said, "I should've pushed all-in preflop," then folded.
Brett Apter raised to 50,000 from the button, and Robert James three-bet to 140,000 from the small blind. Apter tanked for a minute then said, "Nine-hundred thousand," wagering all but 45,000 of his chips.
"Why so much?" James asked Apter, who didn't respond. James tanked for a minute, then folded.
There was already 90,000 in the pot when the 
flop fell, and Bill Horsman bet 60,000 from the small blind. Thomas Alcorn made the call in the big blind.
Horsman checked the 
turn to Alcorn, who fired out 75,000. Horsman folded.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
John Gallaher raised to 36,000 from middle position, and Bill Horsman called in the hijack. Michael Foley three-bet shoved for 277,000 on the button, and Gallaher four-bet shoved for 585,000. Horsman tanked for two minutes, then folded.
Michael Foley: 
John Gallaher: 
Foley needed a lot of help to survive, and found a little on the 
flop. The 
turn added a straight draw to Foley's outs, but the river bricked off, leaving Foley a few spots shy of his third consecutive Final Table here at the WSOPC Horseshoe Southern Indiana Main Event.
"I folded queens!" Horsman said once the river hit, indicating he would've one-outered Gallaher and scored a double knockout.
Jesse Carter raised to 40,000 from middle position, and Steven Karp three-bet to 109,000, leaving himself just 15,000 behind. Robert James tanked for a minute before calling in the big blind, and Carter called as well.
James led out for 200,000 on the 
flop, and Carter folded, while Karp called off his last 15,000.
Steven Karp: 
Robert James: 
"No deuce!" James said after the turn meant Karp could only chop the pot.
"No spade!" Carter said before the 
river hit, and he cringed, then told the table he folded a spade, and later confirmed it was 
in his hand. Karp was eliminated while James regained the chip lead.
Alan Percal three-bet shoved his last 136,000 from the cutoff, and Michael Foley, the original raiser, called in the hijack.
Alan Percal: 
Michael Foley:
Percal won the flip on an 
board to earn the double.
Brett Apter raised to 33,000 from the button, then called a three-bet shove from Seth Schikler in the big blind for 289,000.
Seth Schikler: 
Brett Apter:
Apter's good call was rewarded when the 
flop left Schikler looking for running cards, and they wouldn't appear on the turn or 
river to end his run.
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