Williams opens with a raise from the button. Both blinds call, including William Sheppard. The flop comes out
. It is checked around to the raiser, and Williams obliges by putting out a bet. Sheppard check-raises, the big blind ducks out, and Williams calls.The turn is the
. Sheppard bets, Williams calls.The river brings the
. Again, Sheppard bets, and Williams calls, showing down 
. He is bested by Sheppard, who holds 
, scooping the pot, and knocking Williams down to 47,000. Sheppard has leapfrogged over him, and now sits on 57,000 chips.
. Eric Pratt checks, and Larry Wright bets. "Miami" John Cernuto puts in a raise, and both opponents call. For Wright, it costs him all his remaining chips to continue, and he is at risk going to the turn.
. Pratt checks, and this time it's Cernuto who is all in with a bet. Pratt calls. The river is the 
, and the cards are turned over:
.
, and cannot take either half of the pot, sending him out of here shortly before dinner.
, and the betting is checked around.
. Fricke bets out, Enciso raises, and Fricke makes the call. He tables 
, is action-less. The hands are turned over:
