From early position, David Chiu raised. Ronnie Bardah called out of the big blind, and the flop came down 
. Bardah check-called a bet from Chiu on the flop, and then the 
was added to the board on the turn. Bardah check-called another bet, and then the dealer completed the board with the 
on the river. Bardah checked, Chiu bet, and Bardah called.
Chiu showed the 
for top pair, top kicker. Bardah nodded his head, flashed an ace, and mucked.
"How do you make so many hands?" yelled out Antonio Esfandiari from across the table as Chiu was pulling in the pot. "What's the secret? What's the recipe?"
Chiu smiled, and Esfandiari continued. "I used to have the secret, but then I lost it. Teach me! Teach me, David!"
"I can't teach you now," responded Chiu. "One Drop — for One Drop I'll teach you."
"OK! For One Drop it is!" finished Esfandiari with a smile.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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237,000
74,000
|
74,000 |
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98,000
32,000
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32,000 |
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when David Steicke bet and Ronnie Bardah folded. Scott Seiver was already all in before the flop and the heads-up showdown went as following.
, 
and Tate called another bet. On the river the 
and Volpe's hand landed in the muck.
and Wolansky check-raised, Tulchinskiy called. The turn was the 
hit and this time Tulchinskiy folded when Wolansky kept betting.
when Seiver was all in for his final 2,200 chips and he was called by Tazelaar.
and Seiver doubled up.
