JJ Liu limped in from the hijack and Mike Linster raised to 825 from the cutoff. Layne Flack called from the big blind before Liu reraised to 2,500. Only Linster called to see the flop come down .
Liu bet 5,000, Linster raised, and Liu called all in for 12,100.
Liu:
Linster:
The turn and river were no help to Linster, giving the pot to Liu.
Picking up the action after the river of a board with about 11,000 in the pot, Ognjen Sekularac was all in for 8,100. Noah Schwartz gave it some thought before he he called.
Sekularac tabled for ace high, falling to Schwartz's for a pair of sixes.
Picking up the action after an flop, we arrived to see Mark Herm's opponent call about 14,000 from Herm (who had one T100 gray chip behind) to see the turn. Herm committed that final chip with , trailing his opponent's .
The hit the river, though, giving Herm a flush to double up.
When we arrived at the table, Mickey Petersen, Stephen Chidwick, and Darren Elias were three handed on a flop of . Petersen checked, Chidwick tossed out 1,050, and only Elias called.
The turn was the , Chidwick slowed down, checking to Elias who fired out 3,600. Chidwick called.
Both players checked when the completed the board, and Chidwick showed Elias mucked.
Picking up the action after the river of a board with about 27,000 in the middle, Brandon Meyers was contemplating a decision for 13,825 from Jesse Martin, who was all-in. After a little while in the tank, Meyers called.
Martin tabled for the nut straight, Meyers mucked, and Martin collected the pot.
The recently-arrived Ravi Raghavan is now the recently-eliminated Ravi Raghavan.
Picking up the action after the turn of a board, a flurry of action culminated with Raghavan all in for about 14,000 with . Kitai turned a set with and held up through the river to score the elimination.