Danzer:
Kanter:
The flop came down
giving Kanter top two pair. The turn was the 
and the river sealed it up with the 
. Danzer was eliminated and Kanter moved up to 72,000.
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Danzer:
Kanter:
The flop came down
giving Kanter top two pair. The turn was the and the river sealed it up with the . Danzer was eliminated and Kanter moved up to 72,000.
Justin St. John raises to 800 and Robert Williamson III calls from middle position. On the flop of
, St. John raises to 1,800 and Williamson reraises to 3,600. St. John reraises to put Williamson all in. Williamson calls with 
to the of St. John. The turn and river blank out and Williamson is eliminated. Justin St. John has 40,000.
. Dannenmann's opponent bet 1,000, a bet that Dannenmann quickly raised to 8,000, enough to put his opponent all in. After some thought, Dannenmann's opponent made the call.He tabled
and said, "I hope I have outs." Dannenmann opened 
. "Oh great," his opponent said sarcastically."That's why I put you all in!" replied a laughing Dannenmann. The turn and river came
to make the nuts for Dannenmann and take out another player. He is now up to about 53,000.
and Keller was holding . A king hit both the flop and turn and his trip kings are good enough to propel him to 65,300.
The flop came down
with two diamonds. Clark checked and Loh bet 5,000. Clark then raised to 11,000. Loh announced, "All in," and Eskimo made the call.Clark:
Loh:
According to some players at the table, the turn was a blank and then the river smacked another queen on the board for Loh.
"That's just sick. That's just sick," said Eskimo as he got up and left the tournament area.
. Jennifer Harman and another player flat called.The turn brought the
and the BB bet out 7,000. Harman moved all in for 12,700, the third player folded and the BB made the call.The big blind player showed
for the flopped straight, but Harman flipped 
for the top end of the straight to have a lock in the hand. The river was the 
and Harman doubles up to 34,000 chips.
.It was checked to Vahedi and he bet 1,600. The other payer raised to 4,000 and then Vahedi moved all in. His opponent made the call.
Vahedi held
and was up against top-top from his opponent's 
.The turn came the
and the river the . This gave Vahedi a nice double-up to 37,000 a few minutes before dinner break.
, Brandon Cantu checked to his lone opponent, who bet 1,200. Cantu raised to 3,600 and was called.The turn came
. Cantu bet 5,200 and was called again. On the river , he made a big bet, firing out 11,000. For the third time, he was called. He turned over 
for a rivered flush, which was good to drag the pot and increase his chip stack to 53,000.
. Buffer is in the small blind position, and he puts out a bet of 2,500. His opponent goes deep into the tank, taking at least five or six minutes before letting his hand go.Buffer says, "I'll show you once," and flips over
.His opponent nodded knowingly and said, "That's the only thing I thought you coulda had."
After that, Buffer makes a comment about how he was willing to show his hand on Day 1, but that the free information sharing would be over starting with Day 2.
Bruce Buffer is certainly popular in his television and promotion role, but few would argue that he is perfectly adept on the felt as well. In three years of tournament play, Bruce has racked up more than $100,000 in cashes.
, Ferguson bet 1,500 into the 2,000 chips pot and his opponent looked him up. Ferguson turned over 
, having rivered two pair and raked in the pot. Jesus is on about 16,000 chips now.
