Level 5
: 200/400, 50 ante
Scott Seiver just called out for cocktail service for his table. Once the attendant arrived Seiver politely asked for a noose. Seiver seems to be having a pretty rough day. He recently tweeted this.
scott_seiver Scott Seiver 1 hour left, down to exactly starting stack. An absolutely torturous day so far. Trying to overcome this.
July 08 2012
With around 40 minutes left in the day maybe Seiver can turn it around, or the cocktail waitress can scrounge up a noose for the pro.
to his opponent's 
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. The turn was the 
and river the 
, and Pellegrino takes a small hit though still sports a 100,000-plus chip stack.
on a flop of 
. However, Nguyen was up against the 
of Marc Karam. Nguyen would need a ton of help to survive, but the board ran dry for him, coming 
and 
.
river where once again Beckley bet 5,000. Buchanan popped it to about 12,000, Beckley called, and the hands were revealed.
, and when it checked to Rast he bet 1,200. The button called, and the small blind folded.
. This time Rast fired a bet of 3,700. His opponent sat for about a half-minute, rechecked his cards, then suddenly tossed out two orange (5,000) chips for a raise to 10,000.
for two pair. His opponent likewise showed his hand — 
for a set of fives.
and Hall donk-bet for 1,400, sending Lunkin into the tank. After about a minute, Lunkin slid his hand into the muck - conceding the pot to Hall.
. Grospellier made the call, but his eights didn't hold. Grospellier's summer at the WSOP is over.
, and Devo was well out in front. The cameras got all set up, and the dealer revealed the turn: 
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