Scott Lazar Gets Knocked Down by Some Ladies
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, the small blind bets 700, and Lazar calls. The turn card pairs the board with the 
, the small blind bets 1,075, Lazar raises to 4,000, and the small blind asks Lazar how much he has left. After the 4,000 bet, Lazar has another 4,000 or so left behind. The small blind just calls. The river card is the
, and both players check. The small blind shows 
, and Lazar mucks. Scott Lazar, who finished sixth in the 2005 WSOP Main Event, is down to about 4,000 in chips.
, Amnon Flippi checked. Kenna James bet 6K, and Filippi called. The river was the 
. Filippi fired out 6,500. James went into the tank before he folded Q-Q face up. Filippi didn't show his hand as he dragged the pot.
. He fired out 1K at the pot and everyone folded. He shook his head as the dealer pushed him the pot. No one at his table wants to tangle with the 2007 WSOP bracelet winner. Boutin took down Event #7 $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha with rebuys.
, and the river card is the 
, giving Lazar the pot with two pair. (And if Mehrmand were still in the hand, he would have received a bad beat.) 
, Darren Locke bet the pot. One player raised all in to 17.5K. A second player called. Locke looked down at his A-A and tossed them into the muck. Player A showed 
. Player B flipped over 
. Hayden led out for 2,200 and Ferguson made the call. The river was the 
and Hayden checked, then called a 2,500 bet from Ferguson. Hayden had 
while Ferguson had 
. The pot was chopped as they both had the wheel, and as the pot was being chopped up Melissa asked, "Can you give me the orange chips? He's got plenty of them over there."