Dwyte Pilgrim and Tristan Wade were heads up, and the flop was . Pilgrim led out for 6,600 from under the gun, and Wade called from the cutoff. Pilgrim led again after the turned - this time for 11,500 - and again Wade called.
Pilgrim checked for the first time after the rivered, and Wade took the opportunity to bet 23,400. Pilgrim folded, Wade mucked, and the South Floridian took down the pot.
David "Devilfish" Ulliott raised to 6,000 under the gun and had action fold all the way around to Josh Brikis in the small blind. Brikis chose to three-bet to 18,000, putting the pressure back on Ulliott. The Devilfish thought for about 90 second before announcing a raise and bumping it to 48,000. Brikis didn't take long to fold.
Meanwhile, Darren Elias has been eliminated from the tournament.
Action folded around to Alexander Luber who sat on the button. He put out 4,500 in chips in order to entice one of the blinds to come along for a flop. He found a taker in Fabrice Soulier in the big blind.
With a flop Soulier check-raised Luber and made it 11,200. Luber then moved all in and was begrudgingly called by Soulier.
Luber:
Soulier:
Luber had the lead with his pair, and Soulier was going to need to find a fifth spade or a ten in order to deliver the knock out blow. With a on the turn Souiler was running out of chances to win the pot. A on the river sealed the deal and allowed for Luber to double up.
Jame Rosen and Mike Sowers were heads up with the board reading . Rosen check-called 7,700 from Sowers, and both players knuckled after the turned. The river was the , and Rosen checked a third time. Sowers fired 17,000, and Rosen called.
Sowers flipped over for a pair of queens, but they were no good against Rosen's for a pair of kings. Rosen won the pot, and the stacks now look like this:
Just before the break, we caught a hand on the flop with the board reading . Dimitar Danchev had bet 7,200 from the small blind, Fabrice Soulier raised to 14,400, and Danchev made the call. Both players then checked the turn, leading to the river.
Danchev check-called a bet of 17,200, but quickly mucked when Soulier revealed for a pair of aces.
While Soulier had built his stack up to over 230K after that hand, he ended up losing a flip worth 100K to Jamie Armstrong a short time later.
With a flop Eddy Sabat made a 3,500 bet. He was then reraised by Michael Gagliano who made it 8,400, Sabat made the call.
With a on the turn both players checked. The river allowed Sabat to fire out a 13,000 chip bet. Gagliano made the call and showed for a pair of sevens. Sabat mucked.
We heard a commotion over at Table 366 and made our way over to see Gabriel Frank pleading his case to the floor after his cards had been mucked. From what we understand, Frank had raised on the button only to have Chris Moorman three-bet. At this point, Frank claims to have said, "All in."
However, neither the dealer nor players heard anything from Frank. We're guessing a clock was subsequently called, with Frank assuming it was called on Moorman. With its expiration, the dealer quickly mucked Frank's hand, sparking the controversy.
"I said all in," Frank pleaded. "It was the first thing I said." It didn't matter how hard he pleaded as his cards were already in the muck; nonetheless, Frank was clearly upset at the whole situation.
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. Pilgrim led out for 6,600 from under the gun, and Wade called from the cutoff. Pilgrim led again after the 
turned - this time for 11,500 - and again Wade called.
rivered, and Wade took the opportunity to bet 23,400. Pilgrim folded, Wade mucked, and the South Floridian took down the pot.
flop Soulier check-raised Luber and made it 11,200. Luber then moved all in and was begrudgingly called by Soulier.
on the turn Souiler was running out of chances to win the pot. A 
on the river sealed the deal and allowed for Luber to double up.
. Rosen check-called 7,700 from Sowers, and both players knuckled after the 
turned. The river was the 
, and Rosen checked a third time. Sowers fired 17,000, and Rosen called.
for a pair of queens, but they were no good against Rosen's 
. Dimitar Danchev had bet 7,200 from the small blind, Fabrice Soulier raised to 14,400, and Danchev made the call. Both players then checked the 
turn, leading to the 
river.
for a pair of aces.
flop Eddy Sabat made a 3,500 bet. He was then reraised by Michael Gagliano who made it 8,400, Sabat made the call.
