We are not 100% sure what the action was but when we got to the table the dealer was putting out a river. From the information we gathered we assume that the hand went like this. Thorsten Schafer raised preflop and received a caller in David "Devilfish" Ulliot on the button. On a 
flop both players started betting back and forth until Schafer was all in.
Ulliot: 
Schafer: 
Whether or not Ulliot was making a move for the pot or calling an all in we do not know, what we do know is what the turn and the river were. A 
took the spot for the turn, and the 
was put down for the river. Ulliot was unable to get his straight, and Schafer was able to grab hold of a full house aces over sevens in order to stay alive.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
228,000
63,000
|
63,000 |
|
|
150,000
195,000
|
195,000 |
flop, another on the turn (
), and - why not - the case ace (
was not what Bonyadi wanted to see and a turn 
wasn't much better. Bonyadi was going to need an ace or a king in order to stay alive in this tournament. He received no such luck as the 
, pairing Middleton's ace and giving him the lead. As Hyman was preparing to leave, the dealer burned and turned his salvation, the 
. Middleton was drawing dead as the 
was put out on the river.
, and Moorman announced, "all in." Frank stood up from his chair, paused, then pushed his last 85,500 in the middle, making the call.
, completing the board, and Frank's eight was good enough for the 280,000-chip pot.
