flop before checking behind on the 
river. Her opponent bet 1,300 on the 
river and Wilson called again. She flipped 
and her opponent mucked; she lives to fight another day, possibly in a bra and panties match...
against a short-stacked opponent's 
.
but a 
on the turn gave his opponent the lead. The river bricked the 
and Hinkle slips to 75,000 chips.
board, finally moving all in on the river -- and must have been delighted to be called all the way down, as he was holding 
for quads.
Seiver bet 1,050 and his opponent called.
turn except Seiver bet 3,200 and was called.
and Seiver went for a chunky 10,000 bet and once again got called. He flipped for the flopped set, which was enough for the win.
with two hearts on the ten-high flop when his chips went in, but Jacob Avital's pocket jacks held up, and that's the end of that for Berman.
, it checked around to a player in middle position who bet 2,600, and the others all folded.
Level: 3
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
Just before the break, Torrie Wilson's Main Event came to an end.
With the board reading , Wilson got the last of her chips in drawing slim with 
against Tony Keogh's 
.
Wilson caught the 
on fourth street to catch a few more outs, but the river was 
and Wilson is out at the end of level two.
The PokerNews Video Team was able to catch up with Wilson before she was eliminated - check out the video here:
