could not improve against 
on the 
board and he hit the rail.
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could not improve against on the board and he hit the rail.
but running into the 
of his opponent. The board ran out 
and Dunbar falls to 140,000.
but after Tsinis moved all-in Tschirch raised to isolate him and it worked as the others folded.Tsinis tabled
but it was no match for Tschirch's 
that held up.Tschirch up to 210,000 as his opponent is eliminated.
The flop came
. The BB player checked, Jenkins fired out 7,000, and his opponent then reraised to 22,000. Jenkins called.The turn was the
. The player in the big blind didn't waste too much time pushing all in for 54,200. Jenkins thought for a couple of minutes before finally making the call.Jenkins showed
, while his opponent held 
. "Thought you might have nines," said Jenkins, referring back to the fact that his opponent had just called his preflop raise.The river was the
, and Jenkins took the pot and eliminated another player. He's up to 180,000.
On a flop of
, Martin Klaser led out for 9,000 into the 10,000 pot. Schaedlich raised to 26,000 and Klaser called. The turn was the . Klaser checked, Schaedlich bet 75,000, Klaser moved all in and Schaedlich called. Klaser
Schaedlich
The river was the
and Schaedlich eliminated Klaser with his two pair. He's now up to an astounding 760,000 in chips, nearly 350,000 more than his closest competitor.
The mistake was pointed out and the floor was called. It was deemed that the verbal action was binding and the player would have to make a minimum raise. The other players folded and the cards were tabled.
The first player held
with the second player showing 
.The board ran out
to give the first player a bizarre double up. Perhaps this acts as a handy lesson to headphone users to ensure that you always observe the action carefully!
. Schwartz held 
for top pair, but found himself out-kicked by the 
of Reslock.The turn brought the
to give Schwartz the flush draw, but the river was the 
to give Reslock a handy double to about 52,000 chips.
. Sigbjorn Rivelsrud led out for a bet and Brandon Adams reraised. Rivelrud then went all in and Adams called.Rivelsrud showed
for a turned set, but Adams already had a bigger set with .Rivelsrud is out as Adams soars up to 371,000.
, but Zolotow held the lead with his pair of .Before the flop was dealt, Zolotow asked for the dealer to wait while he grabbed his lucky iPod off Erik Seidel. He grabs the iPod just in time to see the board come down
to give Zolotow kings and tens to double up to 50,000. Colclough is back to 65,000.
, failed to improve against his opponent's , and was eliminated.
