We arrived at the table to find that Matt Salsberg opened with a preflop raise from the cutoff. The player on the button made it 3,800 to go and the small blind four-bet to an unknown amount. Salsberg then moved all in and the button folded. The small blind called and the hands were rolled over.
Salsberg:
Opponent:
Salsberg held the lead with his cowboys and stayed that way through a run out. He's now sitting on about 44,000.
Oliver Fink called 800 from middle position which prompted the cutoff and button to call. The small blind raised to 20,000 and it folded back around to Fink. After some thought, Fink moved all in for his final 9,500 and everyone else folded.
Fink showed and was up against his opponent's . The was kind to Fink as he survived the race an earned a much needed double up.
We caught the remnants of a hand that saw Greg Hobson send a player to the rail. According to Hobson, he four-bet the action before the flop and was called by a lone opponent. The two saw fall and Hobson's opponent led with an all in bet. Hobson called and the hands were shown.
Hobson:
Opponent:
The turn was the and the river the , ensuring Hobson would score the knockout. He's now sitting on a massive mountain of chips totaling around 180,000.
Randall Christing raised to 1,900 from under the gun. A middle position player reraised to 6,500. Christing immediately went all in and was called. When the hands were turned up, Christing held against his opponent's .
The board came and Christing's full house gave him a much welcomed double up.
According to the latest tweet from Chris Moorman, Jon "PearlJammer" Turner is taking of business. Turner has a healthy stack of 82,000 going into the last break of the evening.
The board read and was being stared at by three players including Phil Hellmuth. Hellmuth fired 1,800 and his first opponent folded. The player on the button, however, stayed the course.
The river was a fifth heart - the - which prompted Hellmuth to quickly announced a check. His opponent dipped into his stack and came out with a bet of an unknown amount.
Hellmuth quickly ripped his headphones off and flung into the muck face up for a flopped two pair.
"Yeah, that's right buddy," said Hellmuth. "You win 'em all. Must be nice to win them all."