A short stacked Greg Raymer moved all in before the flop with against the of Benjamin Tollerene. The board brought no help for Raymer and he is eliminated from the tournament.
From the button, Layne Flack made the minimum raise up to 2,000. Jamin Stokes moved all in, and Flack snap-called, pushing his final 22,000 chips into the middle to put himself at risk.
Showdown
Flack:
Stokes:
The board ran out , and Flack's two pair was plenty good to earn him the pot and a big double up to 44,000. He's still trailing the 76,000 of his opponent though.
We pick up a pot on the flop over at the Scott table. The board shows . Scott Montgomery checked it, and Scott Fischman put out a bet of 2,200. Montgomery raised it up to 5,500, and his opponent called.
Fourth street would bring the . Montgomery fired out 6,000 chips now with the betting lead. Fischman raised to 50,000, and Montgomery made the call to put his tournament life in danger.
Montgomery tabled for second pair, but Fischman was unimpressed, turning over the ole for two pair. The river was a blank , and Scott Fischman has taken care of Scott Montgomery.
Joe Serock was all in before the the flop with against the of Jeff Madsen.
The flop came pairing Madsen's ace, but giving Serock the lead with trip eights. The turn was a blank in the but the river brought the giving Madsen a full house.
Thanks to an ace on the river, Madsen advances to the next round.