Billy "The Croc" Argyros raised preflop and Mickey Appleman called from the big blind. Appleman check-called a bet from Argyros on every street, the board ending up .
"Nuts" said Argyros, after Appleman had called his final bet, showing for the nut straight. Appleman mucked disgustedly as the Croc dragged the pot.
After the hand, Argyros was up to 160,000 while Appleman fell to 153,000.
The cards are in the air and it has just been announced that play will continue until the completion of level 17, or the field reaches 24 players, whichever comes first.
Alexander Kostritsyn put in a raise from the cutoff, Matt Glantz three-bet from the big blind and Kostritsyn called. The flop was . Glantz bet out and Kostritsyn called. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and they checked again.
Glantz turned up for aces up and Kostritsyn mucked. Glantz scooped the pot.
Chad Brown and Daniel Negreanu duked it out in a hand of Razz that saw action to seventh street. Negreanu bet the whole way with the exception of sixth street where Brown bet and Negreanu raised. Brown folded to Negreanu's seventh street bet and Daniel showed a wheel.
Miami John Cernuto's final hand in the $50K H.O.R.S.E. was of the razz variety, where he ended up all in against Daniel Negreanu. Cernuto made a 10-8 low, but Negreanu had him one better with a 10-7 low and sent him to the rail.