Matt Savage: / (FOLD)
Javid Javani: / /
Dave Fox: / /
Three bets went in on third street between the trio, and on fourth Fox bet out. Savage called, Javani raised enough to put Fox all in, and the East Coast grinder called all-in for less. Savage called as well. Javani fired out into a fairly dry side pot on fifth, and Savage begrudgingly mucked his hand.
Javani:
Fox:
Fox gave a little fist pump when he saw that his aces were ahead, and he improved to aces-up on sixth street. He turned over the on seventh, leaving Javani with a coupe outs to make aces and kings or even trip kings. The gave him a meaningless two pair, however, and Fox was shipped the triple up.
Paez brought it in, Kovar completed, and both Fahmy and Paez called. On fourth street, Fahmy checked, Paez bet, and both Kovar and Fahmy called. On fifth, the action checked to Fahmy again, and he bet. Both players called.
All three players checked on sixth, and on seventh Fahmy bet once again. Paez and Kovar both called.
Paez:
Kovar:
Fahmy:
Fahmy won the high with queens up, Paez took the low with a live eight, and Kovar received no chips.
We arrived at the table post sixth street and Mike Sexton was already all in. Young Phan bet seventh street and the third player in the opponent folded after a few moments.
Phan tabled for kings full of queens, besting Sexton's to score the elimination.
David "Bakes" Baker: / /
Young Phan: / (FOLD)
Layne Flack: / /
Maxwell Troy: / /
When we arrived, Troy, who finished runner-up in two stud events in 2010, was already all in on fourth street. Baker bet out, Phan folded, and Flack called. Flack called two more bets on fifth and sixth, then both players checked on seventh.
Baker showed for aces-up, winning the side pot, but Troy scooped the main pot with for a flush.