A player in Seat 4 raised to 600 in late position and Joe Sebok moved all in from the big blind. Seat 4 only had 2,425 total and made the call for his tournament life.
Sebok:
Seat 4:
The board ran out , giving Seat 4 the double up and crippling Sebok, who was left with just 1,425.
The very next hand, the player in Seat 3 raised to 550 and Sebok moved all in. Seat 3 called and showed which was dominated by Sebok's .
When the flop came , Sebok threw up his hands in frustration and said, "Nice hand." Even before the appeared on the turn, Sebok was out of his seat gathering his things. The on the river made it official, Sebok is out of the tournament.
The player in Seat 3 raised to 525 and Amnon Filippi moved all in for around 2,400. The player in the small blind then moved all in over the top, prompting Seat 3 to fold.
Filippi:
Small Blind:
Filippi was in the lead but not for long. The flop came down , giving the small blind top pair. The on the turn was no help to Filippi and he was down to just the river. The dealer burned and put up the and with that, Filippi's day came to an end.
Is there something about the power of a good massage during the tournament that allows the pros to do better? It seems in every event a number of pros take advantage of the massage therapists, often ordering a massage that lasts well over an hour.
Right now there are two notable pros who are enjoying a massage . . . Lee Markholt and JC Tran. Both seemed relaxed and in the zone. Lucky for the massage therapists, they'll be able to give their hands a rest as the dinner break is right around the corner.
Christina Lindley opened the pot with a 525-chip raise on the button, and the player in the small blind popped it to 1,725. Lindley moved all in for about 5,000 chips and and she was snap called.
Showdown
Lindley:
Opponent:
The board ran out and Lindley is out of the tournament right before the dinner break.
Jeff Madsen raised in middle position and received two callers. The small blind then shoved all in for 2,675. Madsen thought it over before putting in the chips. The other two players folded and Madsen said, "I have nothing."
Madsen:
Small Blind:
The board ran out and Madsen doubled up his opponent, leaving himself with about 13,200.
This could be a song tittle, but it's just what happened in the last hand Eric Baldwin played.
With the board spread Baldwin check-raised all in after the player in the cutoff fired a bet. He was called and tabled a pair of kings. His opponent showed and without help from the on the river, Baldwin is now up to 17,000 chips.
Jeff Madsen managed to double up for his last 3,875 just before the dinner break. He held and was up against his opponent's . The board was kind to Madsen and he will return to action with a stack around 8,000.
, giving Seat 4 the double up and crippling Sebok, who was left with just 1,425.
which was dominated by Sebok's 
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, Sebok threw up his hands in frustration and said, "Nice hand." Even before the 
appeared on the turn, Sebok was out of his seat gathering his things. The 
on the river made it official, Sebok is out of the tournament.![[user49729]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
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, giving the small blind top pair. The 
on the turn was no help to Filippi and he was down to just the river. The dealer burned and put up the 
and with that, Filippi's day came to an end.
and Madsen doubled up his opponent, leaving himself with about 13,200.
Baldwin check-raised all in after the player in the cutoff fired a bet. He was called and tabled a pair of kings. His opponent showed