Much to my own personal chagrin, the visually pleasing Jennifer Tilly has been eliminated from today's event. I try to remain as unbiased as possible, but feel I must make an exception when it comes to someone as eye-catching as Miss Tilly.
Speaking of beautiful women, also gone is Maria Ho.
Greg Raymer is down to 3,100 after betting 1,800 on the river of an board. "I missed it," he says as he mucks, his opponent taking the 3,500 pot with .
Chad Batista is up to 6,900. On the small blind, he reraised a 275 raise from the button to 775 and was called. Both players checked the flop, and Batista fired out 1,100 on the turn, which his opponent called. When Batista went all in for 3,100 on the river, though, his opponent folded.
Now that Tiger Woods has reigned supreme in the U.S. Open, poker can finally take control as the remaining players divert their attention back to the task in hand. However, for a long period of time, poker was playing second fiddle to the greens and fairways as eyes remained fixated on the plasma screens.
Jeff Williams is up to 24,000. Holding , he checked the turn of a X board and let the button bet 1,500. Williams raised to 6,000 and the button called all in holding . The river didn't make a flush for the button, who is now OUT.