We caught up with the action on fifth street, where we saw that Bryan Devonshire had made a raise to 800 after one player bet and the other called. Both players called, and Devonshire bet on sixth and seventh street. Both players begrudgingly called on sixth and seventh, and Devonshire showed a for a six low. Opponent 1 showed an for a pair of aces, but opponent 2 held and in the hole for two pair.
It's been an up and down day for Devo. He was up to 9,300, but he lost some chips, as that pot only bumped him up to 7,300.
A player in early position made it 400 to go, and Mike Sexton was the lone caller from the small blind. The flop came down a juicy looking , and Sexton led right now. His opponent raised it up, and Sexton made the call. The turn brought the , and Sexton checked this time. His opponent fired out again, and after a while of thought, Sexton folded his hand.
After taking that hit, Sexton is down to a third of his starting stack with 2,250.
We caught up on the action on fifth street. Ivey was in position on his opponent, and he called bets on every street while we were there. Ivey revealed in the hole for two pair, and though he figured his opponent was betting a low, he mucked, giving the pot to Ivey. After that one, Ivey is one of our early leaders with 12,000.
There was a sea of chips in the middle when we arrived, and saw that Bach was facing a river bet of 300. He made the call, as the opponent 2, and opponent 1 showed in the hole for two pair. Opponent 2 didn't have a flush, but he did have the and for a low. Bach couldn't beat either hand, and tossed his cards away, dropping to 2,800 in the process.
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for a six low. Opponent 1 showed an 
for a pair of aces, but opponent 2 held 
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in the hole for two pair.
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in the hole for two pair, and though he figured his opponent was betting a low, he mucked, giving the pot to Ivey. After that one, Ivey is one of our early leaders with 12,000.
in the hole for two pair. Opponent 2 didn't have a flush, but he did have the 
