Acey-Deucey

We've got limited details on this one, but here's what we know.

Erik Seidel got himself all in in a four-way pot (against Huck Seed, Humberto Brenes, and John Hennigan), and the board ended up showing {10-Clubs} {8-Hearts} {5-Clubs} {5-Spades} {4-Hearts} . On the last betting round, Seed was in position and closed the pot with a call. It was quite a showdown:

Seed: {A-Clubs} {2-Spades} {4-Spades} {5-Diamonds}
Seidel: {A-Diamonds} {2-Diamonds} {3-Hearts} {6-Spades}
Brenes: {A-Hearts} {2-Hearts} {9-Hearts} {9-Spades}
Hennigan: {A-Spades} {2-Clubs} {6-Diamonds} {J-Hearts}

Everyone gets a quarter of the low pot with their ace-deuces, and Seed will gladly accept the full high half for his fives full of fours. He gets 5/8ths of the pot, while the other three have to settle for just a paltry 1/8th apiece. For Seidel, it's not good news at all as he's left with 3,200 lonely chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
John Hennigan	71,000 7,000	7,000

Huck Seed	42,500 27,500	27,500

Humberto Brenes	41,000 7,000	7,000

Erik Seidel	3,200 13,800	13,800

Tags: Erik Seidel Huck Seed Humberto Brenes John Hennigan