. He got some action from Tommy Le, who showed down 
. Things were looking good for a Mahle double up for the first four cards. The board ran out 
, though, and the river card spelled the end for Mahle.
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. He got some action from Tommy Le, who showed down . Things were looking good for a Mahle double up for the first four cards. The board ran out , though, and the river card spelled the end for Mahle.
and that had Wong's 
beat. Wong didn't connect with the river and he was eliminated.
. Delk led out for 3,000 and Gronbech called. The turn was the 
. Delk bet another 4,600, Gronbech raised to 15,600 and Delk called. The river was the . Delk checked, Gronbech bet 15,000 and Delk called. "Flush" said Delk, rolling over
. Gronbech mucked. After the hand, Delk was up to 70,000 while Gronbech fell to 25,000.
. One of her opponents, the small blind, bet 2,500 before Calhoun raised all in from the big blind for 8,900. A player behind her reraised all in for over 60,000, bringing the action back to the small blind. He tanked for a while before eventually folding, allowing Calhoun and the all-in raiser to open their hands.Calhoun:
Opponent:
Calhoun was in serious trouble against her opponent's top pair and flush draw combination, but managed to hit one of her clean outs when the turn came
. The river was a safe 
to allow Calhoun to double up to about 35,000.
couldn't outrun the 
of his opponent.The
board was no help to either players and Childs' day is done.
To put this in perspective, the temperature outside of the Rio is 109 at the moment.
The next time you see someone on tv wearing a hoodie at a tv table, remember that the person may not be trying to look cool. They may be trying to stay warm.
. Font has 
to Einhorn's . The turn and river are 
and Einhorn is eliminated.Shortly after, on a flop of
, Font and Diego Cordovez are all in. Font has 
and Cordovez has 
. The turn and river are 
and Cordovez is out. After these two big bust-outs, Font has 200,000.
. He called the raise in a shot to find out he was up against Outhred's , but his edge didn't hold up when the board ran out 
.Afterwards, the other players at the table chided Outhred for his play. Outhred responded, tongue firmly planted in cheek, that he gave his opponent every opportunity to fold.
. Robert Lederer was heads up, and committed the last of his chips at this point, a total of 20,000.His opponent called with
. Lederer, however, had . The turn came and river to enable Lederer up to 75,000.
