More than a dozen players posted their $10,000 buy-in before registration closed at the end of the second break. Some got here late on purpose. Others didn't...
GeorgeLindIII George Lind III Planned on getting here a lil earlier but car broke down after doing some pokercast promo stuff, in 10k 6max now #wsop57
July 03 2012
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. With over 8,000 in the pot, Cada bet out 4,500.
for trip jacks. Cada recently took his seat and has already built his stack to 47,000.
and Voulgaris bet 4,300. The player on the button tanked for a bit, and called.
and Voulgaris checked. The button fired out 5,900, and Voulgaris tanked before making the call.
hit, and both players checked. Voulgaris turned over 
and his opponent produced a wry smile as he mucked his cards.
and Seidel checked. His opponent tossed out a continuation bet of 650 and Seidel opted to raise to 1,800. His opponent called and the two saw the 
hit on fourth.
. Action was checked over to Cazals, who bet 6,000. His opponent called and then checked again when the 
landed on the turn. Cazals calmly combined his remaining 18,000 chips into two stacks and pushed them into the middle. That was enough to get the other player off the hand, and Cazals increased his stack to around 46,000 without seeing a showdown.
dropped down on the turn and Mercier tapped the table. Voulgaris bet 7,000 and Mercier flung his hand at the muck allowing Voulgaris to pick up the pot.
. Phillips said he moved all in, and Tran made the call with 
