In a three-way hand that was four-bet preflop, Scott Clements found himself all in for his last 7,000 against Alex Kravchenko and Jonathan Spinks. The flop came , Kravchenko bet and Spinks called.
The turn was the , and this time Kravchenko checked and let Spinks bet, thereby committing all but the very last of his chips. The Russian just called, but the pair essentially put the rest of Spinks' chips in dark as the river came the .
Kravchenko tabled for a straight, which neither Spinks nor Clements could beat. Two knockouts for Kravchenko, who now has about 40,000.
George Rechnitzer limped in from middle position, then Erik Seidel raised from the cutoff. Rechnitzer called, and the pair saw the flop come . Rechnitzer bet, and Seidel called. The turn was the , and again Rechnitzer bet and Seidel called.
The river brought the and another bet from Rechnitzer. This time Seidel folded, preserving the 9,000 he has left. Rechnitzer flashed two of his hole cards -- -- as he collected the chips. He has 31,000.
Hoyt Verner: / /
Jason Potter: / FOLDED
Matt Savage: / /
Hoyt Verner brought in on third and Jason Potter completed, Matt Savage then raised all in with Verner and Potter both calling. On fourth, Verner bet his ace and Potter folded, Verner turned over for just a low draw while Savage flipped . Verner made a pair of eights on fifth which managed to hold as both players bricked, Savage making sixes on seventh but it wasn't enough to get him any part of the pot despite many outs.
A player completed, Brandon Shack-Harris called with the up, and Jerry Buss called with the . On fourth, Shack-Harris bet and the other two called. On fifth, Shack-Harris bet and only Buss stuck around. Then on sixth when Shack-Harris bet Buss raised, and Shack-Harris called. Shack-Harris then check-called seventh.
Buss turned over to go with the he had up for a club flush and no low, and Shack-Harris, who'd been dealt from third to sixth, mucked.
Buss rolls up to 44,000 with that scoop, while Shack-Harris still has 111,000.
A slightly controversial exit for Daniel Buckley, he was all in with trip nines on sixth street against Kyle Loman's aces. The latter thought his opponent had filled up already and the dealer mucked his hand after seventh card was dealt, only for Loman to see he'd made trip aces and now had the best hand.
The floor was called and several players at the table had agreed that they had seen Loman's trip aces and his hand was declared live. An unhappy situation for Daniel Buckley however, he was eliminated as a result.
It folded around to Allen Kessler on the button. He checked his cards, then raised, and both the blinds released.
"Kessler giving action," came the call from across the table. Kessler briefly flashed his cards, and we caught a glimpse of three of them -- the , the , and a .
"Every time you get a good hand, your forehead lights up," cracked Abe Mosseri. "I didn't check my cards until the action was on me!" insisted Kessler, who may or may not have still been beaming.
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, Kravchenko bet and Spinks called.
, and this time Kravchenko checked and let Spinks bet, thereby committing all but the very last of his chips. The Russian just called, but the pair essentially put the rest of Spinks' chips in dark as the river came the 
.
for a straight, which neither Spinks nor Clements could beat. Two knockouts for Kravchenko, who now has about 40,000.
. Rechnitzer bet, and Seidel called. The turn was the 
, and again Rechnitzer bet and Seidel called.
and another bet from Rechnitzer. This time Seidel folded, preserving the 9,000 he has left. Rechnitzer flashed two of his hole cards -- 
-- as he collected the chips. He has 31,000.
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. Verner made a pair of eights on fifth which managed to hold as both players bricked, Savage making sixes on seventh but it wasn't enough to get him any part of the pot despite many outs.
up, and Jerry Buss called with the 
. On fourth, Shack-Harris bet and the other two called. On fifth, Shack-Harris bet and only Buss stuck around. Then on sixth when Shack-Harris bet Buss raised, and Shack-Harris called. Shack-Harris then check-called seventh.
to go with the 
from third to sixth, mucked.
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