Matt Woodward goes all in, in early position. Next to him, Barry Shulman reraises to push the other players out. It doesn't work, as Andrew Robl calls all in.
Woodward has
Shulman has Q-Q
Robl has K-K
The board runs out and Robl more than doubles to 67,600. Woodward is eliminated, and Shulman is down to 51,650.
Just overheard Anna Wroblewski (who busted out of this event a while ago) encouraging Ted Forrest to consider buying into the Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better event (Event No. 6). Forrest's stack here has dwindled down to 18,000, so he may be considering how he's going to spend the rest of the evening.
Meanwhile, it sounds as though Howard Lederer and Forrest are contemplating a side bet of $700,000 on whether or not Forrest will cash in any event at this year's Series. Can that be true?
Patrik Antonius and Andrew Robl get in a raising war preflop, and eventually Robl is all in for 57,000 more. Antonius thinks a long time and calls with . Robl has and the board runs . Robl doubles up to 140,000 and Antonius is knocked all the way down to 59,000. He's won a pot since then off of Barry Shulman and is back up to 81,000.
Three players, including Gavin Griffin and David Williams, saw a flop of . Griffin checked, Williams bet 5,000 into the 10,000 pot, the third player called, and then Griffin reraised to 15,000. Williams called and the third player folded. The pot was about 45,000.
The turn brought the . Griffin led for 40,000, and Williams spent a considerable amount of time contemplating his decision. Finally Williams put in a big enough raise to cover Griffin, who called.
Williams showed pocket tens for top set, and Griffin had already thrown his cards in the muck before the came on the river. Griffin is out, and Williams is now up to 240,000.
On a turn of , Ariel Schneller bets out of the small blind position and Anh Van Nguyen calls from middle position. The river is and Schneller checks. Nguyen bets all in and Schneller calls. Nguyen shows 6-6 and takes it. He's up to 44,000.
On a board showing 8-A-9-10-7, Andy Black got all of his chips in against Jon "PearlJammer" Turner. Both had two pair, but Black's aces and tens bested Turner's aces and eights. Black vaults up to 88,000, while Turner slips to 68,000.
We're nearing the end of the limit-half of Level 12 (blinds 1,500/3,000; stakes 3,000/6,000). Roland de Wolfe raised from early position, Chau Giang three-bet, and de Wolfe called. The flop came . De Wolfe checked, Giang bet 3,000, and de Wolfe called. The turn was the . De Wolfe checked, Giang bet 6,000, and de Wolfe folded.