John Monnette: //
Brian Hastings: //
Marco Johnson: //
The action was picked up on sixth street with Hastings having checked, Monnette put in one big bet, and Johnson raised. Both Hastings and Monnette called, and the three were off to seventh street.
Seventh street Hastings and Monnette checked and Johnson fired out a bet. Next, Hastings raised and Monnette ducked out of the way. Marco Johnson called the raise and mucked after being shown the spade flush.
Gary Benson: //
Erik Seidel: //
Ian O'Hara: / -folded on fifth street
Marco Johnson: // - folded on seventh street
Scott Seiver: //
Scott Seiver completed and Gary Benson raised. Erik Seidel called and Ian O'Hara made it three bets to go. Marco Johnson called cold and Seidel called as well. Benson then made it four bets to go and everyone called.
Benson bet on fourth street and Seidel raised. Everyone called, including Benson who was all in.
Seidel bet on fifth, which got a fold from O'Hara but calls from Johnson and Seiver.
Johnson and Seiver called another bet from Seidel on sixth and action checked to Seiver on seventh, who bet. Seidel called but Johnson folded.
Seiver tabled for two pair, which took it all against the of Seidel for an inferior two pair and the of Benson for a pair of tens.
John Monnette called the bring-in and Ian O'Hara completed. Josh Arieh raised and both Monnette and O'Hara called.
Everyone checked on fourth street and Monnette bet on fifth. O'Hara called and Arieh called all in for his remaining stack.
Monnette called a bet from O'Hara on sixth and then O'Hara called a bet from Monnette on the end.
Monnette held in the hole for two pair, O'Hara held in the hole for trip fives, and Arieh held for a whiffed low and a pair of nines — eliminating him in ninth place.
Brian Hastings: //
John Monnette: / - folded on fifth street
Marco Johnson: / - folded on fifth street
Josh Arieh: //
Scott Seiver: / - folded on fifth street
Catching up on fourth street, Josh Arieh bet and everyone called.
Arieh bet again on fifth and Hastings raised. Arieh called but everyone else folded.
Arieh check-called bets from Hastings on sixth and seventh and Hastings tabled for a straight. Arieh couldn't beat it and mucked — leaving himself with just 75,000 behind.
Eric Seidel moved all-in on fifth street and was called by Arieh.
It was Seidel that was in the lead with one pair of kings, and Arieh held a low draw.
Sixth street improved Seidel to two pairs and Arieh made a pair of fives.
Seventh street was pitched face down to each opponent and Seidel secured his double up with kings and queens as Arieh's seventh street nine bricked his low draw.
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