Keith Lehr raised it up to 8,000 preflop, Shane Schleger flat-called, Benjamin Zamani made it 56,000, Lehr passed, Schleger reraised Zamani all in and Zamani called.
Shane Schleger has met his doom, raising utg with K-J and then calling all in for 18,000 total to a reraise from Chris Bell in the big blind. Bell had jacks, and a clinical, king-free board later, Schleger is no longer in the running.
Shawn Van-Asdale is the latest casualty of the Brasilia Room pot-limit carnage, getting his chips in preflop with on a coin flip against Ayaz Mahmood's .
With approximately 35,000 in the pot, Ben Roberts and Dan Quinn reached the river of a board. After Roberts had checked, the action ground to a halt on Quinn, who dwelt up and fondled his stack phallically. Roberts, meanwhile, remained as unmoved and seemingly pensive as ever.
Eventually, Quinn reached out for his remaining two columns (worth around the pot) and gently slid them across the line.
Clearly perplexed by this decision, Roberts removed his glasses to consider his next move. After a brief pause, the veteran cash player opted for the fold and Quinn took the pot.
"Come on, show the bluff," demanded Keith Lehr. "It's good for the game."
Fulfilling the request, Quinn revealed , for what was surely an accurate, if ultimately unsuccessful all-in value bet.
"Well played," complimented Roberts upon seeing the hand. "I had a king," he joked.
Another one fallen by the wayside is Paul "Pab" Foltyn, all in preflop with pocket eights against Chris Dombrowski's pocket jacks, with no improvement on the board.
Neil Channing has multiplied his stack two-fold courtesy of fellow countryman Ben Roberts. We only caught the very tail end of the confrontation, but Channing had pocket jacks on a queen-high board which was good enough to take the pot.