Michael Binger completed and his opponent raised. Binger made the call and check-called his opponent’s bets on every remaining street. His opponent turned over a flush and this was the second club flush we have seen Binger lose to recently.
We caught up with the action on fourth where Erik Seidel check-raised Steve Zolotow who called. On the next two streets, Seidel bet and Zolotow called. Seidel bet again on seventh with not even one more bet behind but Zolotow folded and Seidel nearly doubled his stack.
Steve Zolotow lead out on fourth and Sorel Mizzi raised with Zolotow calling. The latter then checked-call on all streets but after seventh Mizzi turned over queens full of fives for the pot.
Bertrand ‘Elky’ Grospellier completed and his opponent called. Elky bet on fourth but got raised and called. On fifth and sixth Elky check-called his opponent’s bet and both players checked seventh. The player showed two pair and Elky mucked his hand.
David Benyamine completed and Nick Schulman and an opponent called. On fourth, Schulman check-called Benyamine’s bet and the other player called as well. The action was the same on fifth however the opponent’s call put him all in. On sixth Schulman check-raised Benyamine who folded. The opponent was at risk and held a pair of 10s with a missed straight draw while Schulman showed aces up to bust him.
Chad Brown completed and called when Paluszek raised. On fourth and fifth, Brown check-called Paluszek’s bets. On sixth and seventh, Paluszek bet and Brown called only to be shown the rolled up kings of his opponent.
Joining the action on sixth street, there was a heap of action going on as Alex Luneau ended up all in showing Queens full of Jacks but was astonished to see Marco Liesy flipping buried fives for quads. Luneau got up out of his chair, seventh street seeming to be like a last meal for a condemned man. With Liesy's card irrelevant, Luneau took one last look at his remaining card, double checking in disbelief before he turned over for the one-outer. The entire table gasped as both Liesy and Luneau had to take a moment to process what had just occurred. The Frenchman doubled up in the most amazing of coolers.