Cody Halved and Then Some
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We picked up the action a bit late, but we'll tell you what we know. Starting with the name of the player we know in the hand, Jake Cody. Cody was firing out a bet of 6,250 when we walked up to a board showing 
on fourth street. He was heads up, and his opponent spent a minute to consider his options before splashing in the call.
That brought them to the 
river, and this time Cody checked. His opponent eventually bet 15,000, and Cody eventually called, though both of those actions took an agonizingly long time. When Cody called, the news he was faced with was not good; his opponent tabled 
for top set, and Cody grimaced and mucked.
He's left with about 19,000 chips now.
. He made it 2,200 to go before Erik Seidel raised to 5,000. Lichtenberger thought, checked his holecards once again and then made the call.
and Lichtenberger checked again. Seidel fired out 8,000 and Lichtenberger folded, dropping to 21,100. Seidel increased to 41,000.
, and there were two checks to Roberts who quickly bet 3,600, receiving equally quick folds all round. He went back to making a 100 chip walk back and forth across his knuckles with the nonchalance of someone who joked they hadn't been playing much lately because they were counting all their Vegas winnings...
, and Katchalov checked. Cunningham continued out with a smallish bet of 2,500, Player 1 called, and the other two monkies in the middle ducked out of the way to leave he and Cunningham heads up to the turn.
, and Cunningham fired another bullet worth 7,000 chips. That sent Player 1 deep into the tank, and he would sit still for a long, long time. Someone at the other end of the table eventually called the clock, and by the time the floorman got a few seconds into his countdown, Player 1 raised all in for 27,000 total. Cunningham had 28,000 chips before his bet, and he double-checked his hole cards before sliding the rest of his stack into the middle, putting Player 1 at risk.
, just the nuts, and Player 1 sunk in his chair. It was no surprise to see him turn over 
for the second nuts, but second-best meant he was already drawing dead. The 
filled out the board, and the stacks were counted down to prove that Player 1 was indeed eliminated.
and the small blind checked. Kaczka fired out a bet of 3,825 and one by one, each of his opponents folded.
. Cody fired 1,525 and Seidel called.
. Seidel's hand was best and he won the pot.
(one diamond) flop she bet 5,200 when it was checked to her and got a call. The turn brought the 
. Now her opponent bet out 12k out of a stack of 27k total - and Margets put him in. He passed quickly and she tried to sneak Filippo Candio a glance at her hand, but the whole table has to see if it's shown and they all did -