Fresh out of the break, Tomer Garber put his chips at risk against Michael Tatz, and figured he was in trouble.
Tomer Garber: A♥7♥
Michael Tatz: A♣Q♠
Both players hit an ace on the rainbow flop of 10♥A♠4♦, but Tatz had the lead with his queen kicker. Tatz was still in good shape on the turn of 5♠, but the 7♣ river brought an exclamation of relief from Garber.
Robert Gill was all in from late position for 15,000. Dominick Sannino called and so did Jose Andrade. We were three players to the flop with one at risk of his tournament.
The flop was: Q♥8♠K♥
Sannino checked and Andrade checked behind.
The turn was a 4♥. Sannino bet 50,000 and Andrade folded. The players then revealed their hole cards.
Robert Gill: A♣7♦
Dominick Sannino: K♣5♦
"I dont think, I can win this hand" Gill said to the table, upon seeing Sannino's hand he commented "Well there is one way" needing an ace on the river to survive.
7♣
"Not that way" Gill said as he pitched his cards to the dealer and was instructed on how to collect his payout.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The tables are ready and players have been cleared to return to the floor with seven minutes remaining before play resumes.
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