They See Kim Here, They See Kim There - Out in 18th Place ($27,824)
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-- very reasonable, seeing as he was way ahead of Chad Brown's 
. However, a cheeky nine on the river changed all of that, and now Brown is up to 650,000, while Kim dropped right down to 70,000. Oops...Just a few hands later, Kim found himself involved in an enormous three-way capped pot with Soheil Shamseddin and Kenny Hsiung. He bet the
flop and got two callers. He bet all in on the 
turn and got two callers. Hsiung bet out on the 
river -- and got no callers as Shamseddin gave it up.Kim:
Hsiung:
And that's the end of that for Steve Kim, who busts in 18th place.
flop, which he liked enough to check-call a bet on. Shamseddin check-called Brown's bet on the 
turn as well -- but both players cagily checked the 
on the river. Shamseddin could only boast 
for a flush draw that never got there; Brown turned over pocket nines to take pot.
was checked by both players before the 
hit the turn. Perry checked and Teltscher fumbled with a bet. Perry called and the 
fell on the river. Perry checked and Teltscher fired once more with Perry making a crying call.
for a full house to take it down. He's up to 235,000 with Perry in trouble with 60,000.
on a 
board with three clubs on it. Shamseddin enquired as to whether Kim had had the 
for a nice draw on the turn, but Kim didn't confirm or deny.
and Perry checked, Alaei bet and Perry raised. Alaei made the call.
and Perry bet and Alaei raised. Perry made the call.
and Perry check-called the bet of Alaei who tabled 
flop and Garaventa immediately moved all in, Alaei calling behind.
board to double up to 85,000.
for the flopped broadway straight.