Level 4
: 200/400, 400 ante
Vincent O'Neill and an opponent saw the turn on a board of 
. O'Neill, on the button, bet 10,000 and his opponent in early position moved all in for around 4,000 more.
O'Neill called with 
for top pair, while his opponent could only shrug and show 
. The 
fell on the river and the all-in player made his exit.
"He just didn't believe you. I believed you before it even came out," a tablemate said.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
60,000 |
flop Anthony Castro was facing a bet of 1,000. Castro looked like he was mulling it over in his head as he said, "Blinds are going up, I guess I'll go all-in." 
on the turn meant he was drawing dead. The 
on the river was just a formality as Castro collected his double up.
on the river gave Ward a higher straight and the knockout.
and action checked to Zehr, who continued for 2,300. The player in the big blind and lojack called.
