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Kyle Ryan got himself all in for his last 80,000 on the turn of a board showing 
, battling with Matt Keikoan.
Ryan was in good shape with one card to come, turning over 
to Keikoan's 
. The river was safe for him as well, the 
, and that marks a much needed double up for the short stack.
Ryan is up at the 700,000-chip mark now.
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
Dan Idema 2,125,000
Matt Keikoan 1,660,000
Jameson Painter 1,020,000
Kyle Ray 330,000
We've played two levels of after-dinner poker, and the final four player are taking a twenty-minute break.
Back in a flash.
Dan Idema open-raised, Matt Keikoan three-bet and Jameson Painter put in a four-bet. Both Idema and Keikoan called.
Painter led out on the 
flop, Idema raised, Keikoan folded and Painter called. Painter check-called two more big bets on the turn and the river.
Idema showed 
for two pair and took down the pot.
With the action folded to the blinds, Matt Keikoan raised from the small, and Jameson Painter called from the big.
The flop brought 
, and Painter called a Keikoan bet. That action repeated on the 
turn and the 
river, with Painter calling bets the whole way. At showdown, Keikoan's 
was the best hand, earning him the pot and a chunk of Painter's chips.
Dan Idema opened for a raise, Jameson Painter three-bet and Idema called.
Painter led out on each street of the 
board, Idema calling him down. Painter showed 
and took down the pot to chants of "P-O-Y! P-O-Y!" from his supporters (should he win here tonight, Painter will take the lead in the Player of the Year raise).
First to act, Daniel Idema raised, and Jameson Painter three-bet from the small blind. Idema called, and the two men took a flop of 
. Painter bet out, and Idema raised. Painter called there, but he check-folded to one bet on the turn.
On the next hand, it was Painter opening with a raise on the button, and Idema called from the big blind. Idema check-raised on the 
flop, then fired another bet on the 
. Once more, Painter couldn't go past the turn, and he released his cards to send the second pot to Idema.
Painter - 960,000
Idema - 1,960,000
Dan Idema made a button raise and Jameson Painter defended his big blind.
Painter check-called Idema's bet on the 
flop. Both players checked tje 
on the turn and the 
on the river.
Painter showed and it was good.
From the button Kyle Ray raised, and Daniel Idema three-bet him from the small blind. Ray called, and they took a heads-up flop of .
Idema bet, and Ray called, and they both check-checked the 
turn. Idema checked the river too, and he called one big bet from his opponent. Ray tabled for queens and tens, and Idema mucked to concede the pot.
Ray is up to 690,000 now.
