"The whole tournament has bets against Abe!" stated Matt Glantz.
"I've punished him. I've gone from 17 to 60, and he's gone from 60 to 30!" continued Glantz.
We aren't exactly sure what bets are against Abe Mosseri, but we will do our best to find out.
Hold'em
With an under the gun raise, Chau Giang popped it up to 3,000 only to have Abe Mosseri cap it from the button. The blinds and original raiser folded as Giang made the call to see a 
flop fall.
Mosseri bet out 1,000 and Giang check-called before both players checked the 
on the turn. Giang led for 2,000 when the 
landed on the river with Mosseri making the call.
Giang tabled his 
to collect the pot and move to 55,000 in chips.
Omaha-8
Nick Schulman opened to 2,000 and Mickey Appleman defended his big blind.
Schulman fired out bets on the flop and turn with Appleman check-calling before both players checked the river with the board reading 
.
Appleman tabled his 
to chop the pot with Schulman's 
.
Omaha-8
Brett Richey, Andrew Barber and a third player were in action on the 
board. Barber and the unknown player checked before Richey bet. Barber and the other player called.
The river was the 
and action checked to Richey. He bet again and both his opponents called. Richey showed the 
and both of his opponents mucked their hands to allow Richey to scoop in the pot.
Omaha-8
Six players went to the flop for the minimum amount and it came down 
. Andre Akkari, Brett Richey, Jason Young and one other player checked to a player who bet. Andrew Barber called, Akkari and Richey folded and then Young called. The other player folded.
The turn was the and Young checked. The next player bet, Barber called and Young called.
After the 
fell on the river, all three players checked.
Young tabled the 
for aces and queens and won the pot. The drinking must be working.
Hold'em
Catching the action with the board reading 
, we found Chino Rheem firing out a bet with John Juanda making the call.
When the landed on the river, Rheem fired again with Juanda making the call only to muck when shown the 
of Rheem.
As Juanda slips to 40000, Rheem moves his stack to 35,000 in chips.
Omaha-8
With a sizeable pot sitting in the middle and the board reading {As]
, we found Noah Boeken tabling his 
.
His lone opponent in the hand - David Bach - re-checked his hole cards before tossing them into the muck to concede the pot.
As Boeken raked in the pot to move to 44,000, Bach slipped down to roughly 16,000 in chips.
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