Over on Table 439 both short stacks doubled up at the same time. Josh Arieh doubled holding pocket aces against Koon's . The board gave Arieh a sweat when it ran .
Then Annette Obrestad doubled up Sebastian Saffari when he held and Obrestad held . The board ran .
It seems that David Williams has been playing from behind nearly all day. He just lost a big pot against Simeon Naydenov and cashed in his last lammer. The very next hand Naydenov shoved from the button and Williams snap-called and tabled two aces.
Nyadenov held and the board ran and Williams has some chips to fight with.
At the same time Jason Koon was hitting a miracle river to bust Josh Arieh down to his last lammer (96k), George Lind was busting for real to Leif Force.
Andy Frankenberger and Mike Sexton got all the money in after the flop of .
Frankenberger:
Sexton:
Sexton was drawing to a deuce to stay alive but bricked when the board completed . Sexton grabbed his things and rushed over to Event 4 where he still has a stack. He made it just in time for hand-for-hand play. He could be the first player of the WSOP to cash twice in one day this year.