Calvin Anderson was the unfortunate bubble victim.
After anteing, Calvin Anderson was all in for his last 100 when Frankie O'Dell completed in front of him. Everyone else folded. The dealer ran the boards out:
Anderson:
O'Dell:
Anderson was already out of his seat before the last card, as he was drawing dead.
Jerry Case: / /
Thomas Butzhammer: / / Fold
Adam Szalay: / /
A short-stacked Jerry Case completed with his stack of 1,800 and Thomas Butzhammer called. Adam Szalay then raised to 4,300, Butzhammer called and there were two active players headed to fourth street. Butzhammer called a bet on fourth but then folded to one on fifth. It was a good thing he did as Szalay rolled over a wheel in his first five cards, which had Case drawing dead. Case became the first in-the-money casualty and will take home $4,759 for his efforts.
Meanwhile, Stephen Chidwick was eliminated by Tommy Chen in 31st place.
After Ismael Bojang completed and Esther Taylor called, a short-stacked Matt Vengrin called off for 2,800. Bojang proceeded to check-call a bet on fourth before both he and Taylor checked fifth. When Bojang took the lead on sixth, he fired out a bet and Taylor called. The action repeated itself on the river and Bojang tabled for a 6-5-4-3-A low. Taylor mucked while Vengrin revealed for an inferior 8-5-4-3-2 low.
Vengrin was eliminated in 30th place and will take home $4,759 for his deep run.
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After Torstein Iversen busted 29th, Archie Karas called the bring-in with , Huck Seed moved in for his last 1,700 with , and Thomas Butzhammer raised to 3,000 with . Steve Diano called with , as did Karas.
Butzhammer then bet it down until he was all in on sixth, with Karas and Diano calling him in the side pot until Diano folded on sixth.
Karas:
Seed:
Butzhammer:
Diano:
Butzhammer turned over for a six-low. Seed had and Karas had , so they were both drawing dead since they couldn't make better than sevens. Butzhammer scooped both the main and side pots, and Seed was eliminated in 28th.
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