Tony G
Noah Schwartz raised to 32,000 from middle position and Tony G three-bet to 80,000 from the cutoff. Schwartz called and they saw a flop of . Schwartz checked and Tony G immediately made a massive all-in overbet for more than 500,000.
"I only looked at one card" said Tony G. "I'll show you the hand."
"I might see it anyway!" replied Schwartz as he contemplated a call.
"Either way, you'll see it then," Tony G retorted.
Schwartz folded and Tony G told him he could pick one of his hole cards and he'd turn it over. Schwartz pointed at Tony's right hand and he revealed the .
"The other one was black," he laughed as he raked in the pot. Tony G is now up to 655,000.
Noah Schwartz moved all in from under the gun and was called by Chris Moneymaker on the button. Schwartz showed , a big favorite over the of Moneymaker. The board kept Noah's hand safe and he doubled up to 296,000. Moneymaker takes a minor hit and is currently at 835,000.
According to our crack field reporting staff, Ted Forrest has yet to return from the dinner break, which ended about 45 minutes ago, and is being blinded off.
Phil Galfond opened for 28,000 from the hijack seat and was met with a reraise to 100,000 from Justin Bonomo in the small blind. Galfond four-bet all in and Bonomo called.
Galfond
Bonomo
Galfond hit top pair on the flop, the board running out to double him up to 460,000. Bonomo's stack, however, is still at a very healthy 1.15 million.
Dale Pinchot
Dale Pinchot made an opening raise to 28,000 and Nam Le reraised a large stack of green chips, enough to set Pinchot all in. He made the call with pocket nines and was up against the of Le.
The board came pairing Nam Le's ace and eliminating Dale Pinchot from the tournament.
On a flop of , Alex Jacob ended up all in against Vitaly Lunkin, with Lunkin having Jacob covered. Jacob had for a pair of jacks, and was thus behind Lunkin's . The turn was the and the river the , and Jacob was eliminated.
The table folded around to Tony G who raised to 32,000 from the small blind, and Justin Bonomo called from the big blind.
The flop came . Tony G continued with a bet of 35,000, and Bonomo deliberated just a moment before making the call. The turn came the , and both players checked.
The river brought the . Tony G wasted little time firing out a bet of 75,000. Bonomo stared at the board for a few seconds, then let it go. A grinning Tony G turned over his hand -- .
Tony G now has close to half a million, while Bonomo continues to sit near the top of the leaderboard with 1.27 million.