"Seven players to the flop".
"I bet you have never heard the clock called in a Senior's Tournament".
"There are no oxygen tanks or wheel chairs at our table".
"We are so pleased that the deck has the big numbers on it".
"No scooter" parking signs.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
The players are heading on their second 20-minute break of the day.
Dave Mirth was in the small blind and moved all in for about 8,000 and the player in the big blind called.
Dave Mirth: A♦Q♦ 
Big blind: A♠J♠
The kicker played after the board ran out with 5♦4♠9♣3♠A♣ and Mirth received a nice chip boost and a second life.
Victor Shalom was in the cutoff and faced an all-in shove for 5,000 from the player under the gun who was disgruntled according to the table. Shalom made the call and then the player on the button also shoved for 15,000 and Shalom called that one as well.
Under the gun: Q♦3♥
Button: K♣Q♠
Victor Shalom: A♠K♥
The board ran out with 3♠J♠A♣2♣4♣ and Shalom won the double knockout with his pair of aces and the disgruntled player stormed away.
After a player under the gun raised to 1,100, he was called by a player in early position, and a player on the button. That's when John Stansell three-bet all in for 7,200. Both the under the gun player, and the player in early position called. The player on the button folded, leaving three players in the pot, with Stansell all in.
Both the under the gun player and the player in early position checked every street after the board ran out J♦A♦7♦9♣A♠.
When it was time for showdown, Stansell said I "I got it" and tabled A♥7♥ for a full house. Both players threw their cards in the muck, giving Stansell the triple up.
On a board of 4♥2♣7♠J♠ there were already 14,000 chips in the pot when the early position player bet 6,000. Eugene Lang then raised to 15,000, which left the early position player with some thinking.
"Will you show if I fold?" he asked.
"I'll show you one," replied Lang.
A surprising shove then came from the early position player, and Lang called off the 10,000 chips he had behind.
Eugene Lang: 8♥8♣
Early Position: 7♥6♦
The A♦ on the river didn't change anything and Lang was pushed the pot.
Kenna James raised from under the gun to 800 and a player in middle position stated, "Just like old times, Kenneth," and called. Dave Asaki was sitting in the big blind and had other ideas and moved all in for his last 6,000. James made the call and the player in the middle position was finished with the old times and folded.
Dave Asaki: A♣K♦
Kenna James: Q♣10♣
The board ran out with 9♠6♥K♥4♦K♣ and Asaki managed to double up plus a little bit to stay alive.
A board of K♣A♥7♣8♣10♠ was on board when the player in the small blind bet 2,400 on the river. Alex Broad then counted out a raise to around 8,000, which eventually made the small blind fold.
"I went fishing again," remarked Broad as he showed the table J♦9♦ for a rivered straight.
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