A player who was blinded down to a single T500 chip waited in vain for someone to bust until he went all in under-the-gun just after the level changed. He found himself heads-up against the big blind, Brendan Taylor.
Taylor:
Opponent:
The flop of gave Taylor two pair, while a gave him a straight. The river was a brick, and hand-for-hand play ended at last.
Also, the tournament staff restarted the level to make up for time lost during hand-for-hand play.
John O'Shea raised from early position and was called by both blinds, seeing a flop. Everyone checked, and a hit. Melissa Burr bet out from the small blind, the big blind mucked, and O'She raised. Burr called before betting the river. O'Shea called, mucking at the sight of Burr's , good for eights and the nut low.
Justin Bonomo put in a raise on fourth street that put Brian Rast all in, and Rast called on the board.
Rast:
Bonomo:
Both players had aces and nines, but Rast's set was a notch better.
"I have a straight draw," Bonomo said, as his was open-ended with the board's . The river was the , filling Bonomo's straight to send Rast to a painful exit.