Following a flop of a player in early position bet 1,800 and Joe Sebok raised to 5,300. The other player moved all in for 15,800, which turned out to be a bad idea as Sebok held pocket aces. His opponent's queens were pretty well crushed, and with that hand Sebok is now up to 74,000.
Brunson=Busto
On a flop of , Lyle Berman bet 15,000, Doyle Brunson moved all in for 28,000 and Berman called.
Brunson
Berman
The turn was the , the river was the and Texas Dolly headed to the rail, eliminated by his good friend and occasional visitor to the "Big Game," Lyle Berman. After the hand, Berman was up to 103,100.
Earlier in the day Lee Watkinson doubled up through Phil Laak when he spiked a jack on the river. The jacks weren't kind to Watkinson on this hand as the two players got all the chips in with the board reading . Watkinson held , while Laak had for trips. The river was a brick and that sent Watkinson to the rail. With that win Laak now has 42,000.
Donnie Peters
An early position player called and Mike Sexton raised to 2,300. The button called and the big blind also called. When the action got back to the first limper, he reraised to 11,500. Sexton then reraised to 30,000. Both players that had previously called from the button and big blind folded before the early position player called all in for a total of 22,000.
Sexton:
Opponent:
The dealer ran the board out, 6-T-Q-7-2 with four clubs. The clubs did not matter, as Sexton held the and won the pot. Sexton busted another player. He's now up to 84,000 and looking strong.
John Juanda
From early position John Juanda raised to 1,700 and the player in the small blind reraised to 5,700. Juanda potted it, leaving the small blind virtually all in, and once the small blind tossed in the last of his chips he showed pocket queens to Juanda's pocket tens. The board didn't alter the status quo and Juanda's stack was reduced to 16,100.
Tom Schneider raised to 1,700 and Ryan Young popped it to 6,000. Schneider moved all in for 11,000 and Young made the call. The players were racing--Tom with , Ryan with --and after the board was revealed the defending WSOP Player of the Year was eliminated. Young now sits with 46,000.
Donnie Peters
Erik Seidel raised under the gun to 2,100 and got a call from a late-position player. Both players took a flop and saw the dealer display the on the felt.
Seidel wasted little time in betting the pot. The late-position player called.
The turn was the and Seidel checked this time. His opponent announced that he would put Seidel all in and Seidel called.
Seidel showed 9-9 and his opponent showed 8-8. The river missed Seidel's opponent as the was placed on the table, and Seidel doubled up to over 60,000 chips.
Donnie Peters
The board read 5-7-3 and Greg "FBT" Mueller bet out, only to get raised all in by his opponent. Mueller made the call, showing pocket fives, for a set of fives. His opponent showed 7-6.
The dealer tapped the table and then put a four on the turn, giving Mueller's opponent, Tony Licastro, a straight. In reaction, Mueller commented, "Are you serious?!?! At least wait until the river!"
Mueller still had outs going to the river, but missed when an ace fell, and he was eliminated.
Vanessa Rousso
On a flop of Alexander Kostritsyn led out for 3,500 from middle position, Vanessa Rousso moved all in from the cutoff for about 12,000 and Kostritsyn made the call.
Kostritsyn:
Rousso:
The turn was the , the river was the and Rousso doubled her short stack to 27,000. 2008 Aussie Millions champion Kostritsyn was still very healthy at 74,000.
a player in early position bet 1,800 and Joe Sebok raised to 5,300. The other player moved all in for 15,800, which turned out to be a bad idea as Sebok held pocket aces. His opponent's queens were pretty well crushed, and with that hand Sebok is now up to 74,000.
, Lyle Berman bet 15,000, Doyle Brunson moved all in for 28,000 and Berman called. 
, the river was the 
and Texas Dolly headed to the rail, eliminated by his good friend and occasional visitor to the "Big Game," Lyle Berman. After the hand, Berman was up to 103,100.
. Watkinson held 
, while Laak had 
--and after the 
board was revealed the defending WSOP Player of the Year was eliminated. Young now sits with 46,000.
on the felt.
and Seidel checked this time. His opponent announced that he would put Seidel all in and Seidel called.
was placed on the table, and Seidel doubled up to over 60,000 chips.
