After the pot was raised and reraised preflop, Chris Weaver led out for 15,000 on a flop of . Sebastian Segovia raised to 45,000 and Weaver called. The turn was the . Weaver moved all in and Segovia called all in for 48,700.
Weaver
Segovia
The river was the and one-time chip leader Weaver shipped most of his stack over to Segovia. Weaver is down to only 28,000 while Segovia has over 240,000.
Action folded around to Christian Hunichen in the cutoff seat and he raised to 9,000. Minh Nguyen called from the button and Christian Holt pushed all in for 26,800 from the big blind. Hunichen reraised all in for approximately 90,000 total and Nguyen threw his hand away.
The players showed:
Hunichen:
Holt:
The sixes held for Hunichen and Nguyen, who showed , likely regretted the fold. Christian Holt was eliminated on the hand. Nguyen was left with 85,000 chips while Hunichen climbs to just over the 163,000 chips mark.
After a raise from late position, Dan Martin moved all in from the button. The small blind passed and Paul Kerr reraised all in from the big blind. The late-position raiser folded and the players showed:
Bill Gazes raised to 6,000 from UTG, Christopher Boyd moved all in for 25,500, Marion Coria flat-called from the button and after thinking for a bit, Gazes called.
Coria
Boyd
Gazes
The flop was , the turn was the , but the river was the . Coria and Gazes split the pot.
With 20,000 in the pot on a flop of , Ernie Crespo moved all in from UTG for 26,500 and after a stint in the tank, John Francis made the call from the button.
Francis
Crespo
The turn was the , the river was the and Crespo dragged the pot in a far more subdued manner than last time. No screaming, just a good old fashioned fist-pump to the sky.
Crespo is now up to 70,000 while Francis slipped to 65,000.
Kenna James Eliminated
Action folded around to Kenna James in late position and he moved all in for his last 14,400. Next to act, Ernie Dolan, reraised all in for 40,000. The rest of the table folded and the players showed:
James:
Dolan:
The board came . James' ace-high was second best and he headed for the rail.