On a flop of , Justin Saduskas checked, Sean Walter moved all in for 114,000 and Saduskas called. Walter showed for middle pair, while Saduskas turned over for top pair. The turn was the , the river was the , and Walter was eliminated.
Craig Edwards is all in preflop with A-K against Chris Lovelace's J-J. The board comes 8-8-2-8-10, and Lovelace wins the pot with a full house, eights full of jacks.
Laurence Hughes moved all in with . He was called by Christian Togsverd's . The flop was . The turn was the and Togsverd took the lead. The river was the . Hughes headed to the rail as Togsverd increased his stack to 1.3 million.
Banghart raised from middle position and Melan moved all-in with his short stack from the small blind. Banghart made the call with and found he was racing against Melan's pocket Fives. The flop paired Banghart and when the fell on the turn and on the river Melan was knocked out.
Sven Heinecker raises, Ut Nguyen moves all in from the big blind, and Heinecker calls with K-K. Nguyen shows K-6, and he's about as dominated as you can possibly be in the game of Texas hold'em.
Ut Nguyen fails to catch a miracle, and he is eliminated.
Ken Gacek moved all in with . Alexander Dietrich called with . Gacek could not win his race when Dietrich turned a pair of Aces. Ken Gacek busted out while Dietrich increased his stack to 220,000.
Just before the break, Nolan Dalla announced we have players from all over the world playing Day 4 of this years Series. He went through over a dozen different countries, but it turns out he left one out. There is one player in the field from Wales, to which Nolan gave the witty reply "There are a lot of fish in Whales."
This must have been playing on Steve Crockett's mind when he raised from the cutoff on Humberto Brenes' big blind. Humberto went into the tank, and while he was contemplating a decision, Crockett asked "Is the shark coming out to play?". Humberto laughed and called the 14,000 raise. The flop came , Humberto fired out 30,000, and Crockett folded instantly.
One thing is for sure, if you are going to play in these waters, you had better know how to swim.