Chino Rheem was all in before the flop with against the pocket fours of Gavin Smith. The board failed to improve Chino's hand and he is eliminated from the tournament.
Danny Illingworth raised to 1,200 before the flop, and Gus Hansen re-raised to 3,100. Illingworth moved all in, and Gus called to put his own tournament life in the balance.
Illingworth tabled ace-king and it was another race against Hansen's pocket queens. An ace came right in the door, and Hansen could not overcome the deficit. He has been sent home early, and Danny Illingworth is moving on to the next round.
Isaac Baron was all in for his last 4,000 with against the of Francois Safieddine.
The flop came giving Baron a commanding lead, however the fell on the turn giving Safieddine top pair. Issac needed one of the two remaining eights to win or a heart to chop, but the on the river ended his tournament.
Chris Ferguson raised to 1,200 to open the pot, and Greg Mueller made the call from the big blind. The flop came , and Mueller check-called a continuation bet of 1,600.
Fourth street was the , and Mueller again check-called, this time matching 3,500 chips from Ferguson.
The landed on the river. Mueller checked, then once again called a bet of 6,500. Jesus tabled , good enough to win him a big pot.
Greg Mueller raised to 1,200 from the button, and Chris Ferguson came along to the flop. It brought . Ferguson checked, and Mueller continued out with a bet of 2,100. Ferguson check-raised to 7,000, and Mueller moved all in. It was an additional ~7,000 to Ferguson, and he made the call to put Mueller at risk.
Showdown
Mueller:
Ferguson:
Mueller was in the lead with his ace high, but he had to fade Ferguson's outs two times. The turn was a safe , actually adding a few chop outs for Ferguson. "One time, hold!" implored Mueller, but the dealer did not oblige. The hit the river to give Ferguson the winning flush and send Greg Mueller out the door.