Time to Go... Oh Wait
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By the time we arrived at the scene of another all in and call, Michael Swimelar was getting ready to leave the tournament. He held 
against Vincent Wille's 
and the dealer had spread out a 
flop. He was already out of his chair here and when the dealer flipped over a 
on the turn, he stood behind his chair and pushed it in.
River: 
Sit back down, Swimelar, you aren't going anywhere. Wille now has under 150,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
330,000 | 185,000 |
|
|
140,000 | -130,000 |
and he was facing off against the 
of Fair. The flop came all low, 
, and Fair stayed out in front. The 
came on the turn, and Fair's table mate pointed out "you picked up an open ended straight draw." Fair just shrugged his shouldars, and the dealer peeled off the 
and Buchman called with 
, and a king on the river ended Deeb's run while adding more to Buchman's stack.
flop. Both checked through to the 
turn where Volpe bet 150,000. A call from Rice delivered a 
for a flush to win the sizable pot and crack the 3,000,000 chip mark.
. It appeared Ryan Daniel had checked, and Wayne Peterson had moved all in for 323,000.
flop. Fourth street left her still searching for help as the 
was of no assistance. The 
, and Stjernvang checked. Mizzi fired 55,000, and Stjernvang called.
