Having been crippled on a previous hand where his couldn't improve against , Seiver moved all in for his remaining 4,400 and Kaveh Tehrani made the call from the small blind.
Seiver
Tehrani
Once again Seiver was up against nines and couldn't survive. The board ran out and he hit the rail.
After the pot was raised and reraised preflop, Paul Smith and Jason Yates saw a flop of . Smith moved all in for 28,100. Yates let out something between a sigh and an "Ugggghhh!" and ultimately made the call.
Smith
Yates
Smith was on a pure bluff and Yates called with overs and the nut flush draw. The turn was the , the river was the and this time, Yates let out a "Wooooo-hooooo!" as he raked in the pot and eliminated Smith. He's now up to 143,000.
William Gaffney limped in, Steven van Zadelhoff moved all in for 18,500 from the button and Gaffney called.
van Zadelhoff
Gaffney
The flop was and things looked good for Gaffney. The turn was the , but the fell on the river. Gaffney pounded his fist on the table as the pot was shipped to van Zadelhoff.
After the hand, Gaffney was down to only 10,000 while van Zadelhoff doubled to 41,000.
Robbin Jaureguy limped in from middle position, Kenna James raised to 6,000 from the cutoff, and Jaureguy called. The flop was . Jaureguy bet 6,000, and James moved all in for 36,000.
"You know what Caro says. Never call a guy who takes a bite of his sandwich," said Kenna James, as he chomped down on his Subway six-inch.
Jaureguy hemmed and hawed and finally mucked his cards.
After the hand, James was up to 63,000 while Jaureguy was down to 26,000.