, and Sexton was right there to put her at risk of elimination.
on the turn left her dead to a heart, and the 
on the river was the wrong color. Failing to improve, Wendeen Eolis wished her table luck and made her way out the door.
flop. Ford's opponent checked, then check-raised Ford from 8,400 to 20,000. Ford put in the third bet, re-raising to 51,000.
, top set. Ford actually had 18,000 left behind. Those chips went in when the turn came 
to give Ford an up-and-down straight draw to go with his flush draw. Ford missed everything on the 
river and is now out.
and the pot sat at approximately 20,000.
face up. He was right, as the middle position player showed and the player under-the-gun showed the 
.
, the aces made a better house and the player under-the-gun was eliminated while the small blind dodged some pretty big bullets.
Greg Raymer is certainly no stranger to the spotlight, and that's where he finds himself today, under the bright lights of the featured table. During the earlier break, Melissa Castello caught up with FossilMan to quickly chat about how his day is going so far and the similarities between this year and his title run in 2004. Check it out:
and both Garrett and his opponent checked.
and Garrett checked again. His opponent bet 2,200. Garrett made the call.
and both players checked. Garrett tabled 
and moved up to 50,000 chips after his opponent showed .
a player in middle position bet out 2,500 and EPT founder, John Duthie, called from late position.
and again the player in middle position bet, this time for 5,600. Duthie matched the bet. and after a 10,000 bet, Duthie raised to 30,000. for a flush. Duthie mucked and is now down to 20,000.
, but the on the river gave him new life. He's now got a stack of 22,000.
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hit the turn and made his flush when the river brought the 
. His stack is now worth 33,000.
, and Seidel continued out with a bet of 2,200. Stammen called, and the turn card brought the . Seidel checked this time, and Stammen checked behind him. The last card off the deck was the 
. Seidel passed again, and Stammen took the opportunity to bet 4,100. Seidel was having none of it though, putting in a check-raise to 15,000. Stammen mulled it over for a minute before sending his cards to the muck
