Tom lead out, Kearney raised it up, and Zolotow folded before Tom called all in.Tom opened
to Kearney's
. The turn came
and river
and Tom is out of here.
Tom lead out, Kearney raised it up, and Zolotow folded before Tom called all in.
to Kearney's
. The turn came
and river
and Tom is out of here.
board and we're heads-up between Mike Wattel and Bryan Devonshire. The former bets and then calls the latter's raise before the river came
.
for a set.
. Rivera bet out on the flop, folding the other player and isolating himself against the all-in Henrich. In the end, Rivera tabled
. His tens full were plenty good enough to beat Henrich's
, sending him out the door.
versus Haack's
. The board came out
. When Luu got all in on fourth street, he was already drawing dead to his opponent's wheel.
. Chino bet in to Hellmuth, who laid his hand down after flashing what he had to the table. I didn't catch a sight of it, but he said to Chino something like, "You had to fire every street to get me off it."


, and Heimowitz's aces up were the winner. He snagged that small pot, eliminating Farzad Bonyadi with just about 100 players left.
. The blinds checked, then both called when Werthmann made a bet. The turn card was the
, and the action repeated with each player putting in a single big bet. The
fell on the river, and Geary took control of the pot with a leading bet. Farha called, and Werthmann put his last 500 chips into the pot, calling all in.
, with Farha showing
. Both players had run down their wheels on fifth street, making the nut low as well. Werthmann flashed a
as he slipped his cards into the muck and headed toward the rail.