From under the gun, Richard Ashby limped in and Jason Mercier raised from the hijack seat. Matt Glantz called from the big blind and Ashby called to close the action preflop.
The flop was with Glantz and Ashby checking to Mercier. He bet and Glantz raised. Ashby folded and Mercier called.
The turn brought the and Glantz bet. Mercier folded and Glantz won the pot.
On fifth street Chambers bet 12,000 with his pair showing, and both Antonius and Bari called after which Huck Seed folded. Chambers had two pair showing on sixth street, and he bet again. Antonius called, and Bari tank-folded.
Seventh street was dealt down, and Chambers fired at it again. Antonius quickly called, and Chambers said the two pair he had showing was all. Antonius flipped up and took it down with the better two pair.
A short-stacked John Hanson committed the remainder of his stack with on a board, but was trailing the of Mike Wattel who had flopped two pair with a 7-5 low.
The turn gave Wattel a wheel and the river officially gave him the pot, eliminating Hanson in the process.
Barry Greenstein raised all in from the hijack for his final 22,700, and Viktor Blom called in the cutoff. David Baker was in the big blind, and he decided to move all in for 108,900. Blom called once again putting two players at risk of elimination.
Greenstein showed , and he was dominated by Blom's . Baker was the one out in front though, as he showed .
The board ran out , and Baker took down the entire pot. Baker more than doubled up, Greenstein is out while Blom is still in good shape.