Lyndaker Calls Flop, Folds Turn to Retallick
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We caught up with the action on the 
flop between Richard Lyndaker and Daniel Retallick. Lyndaker checked the action to the larger-stacked Retallick and he bet 25,000. Lyndaker made the call.
The dealer added the 
on the turn and Lyndaker checked again. Retallick bet again and made it 56,000 to go. Lyndaker thought for a few brief moments before folding his hand.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
1,300,000 | -201,000 |
|
253,000 | -76,000 |
flop was safe for Callahan, and Moore asked the dealer for his one-time queen. The 
dropped on the turn, a scary but safe painted card. Duane Alexander has been keeping a running commentary over there, and he piped up, "Wow! Little excitement with that card. I saw his heart jump on that one." The river 
was safe without the scariness, and Callahan had doubled his way up to about 400,000. "Don't let me get over 500," he yelled to the cameras. "I'll be dangerous."
, and the double KO moves more than doubles up Moore, pushing his stack to about 1.36 million!
and Cernuto and Turner were eliminated and Rawie is up over 800,000.
flop and 
turn brought no help to him. The 
on the river certainly didn’t save Cohen either as it gave Chee a set and the knockout.
against the 
for Andrew Jenkins. The board ran out 
, and Fortini hits the rail. Elder's good start to Day 5 continues, as he now has 867,000.
on the flop. The 
, and the kickers play for Visser. That's a dangerous double for his table to deal with, pushing the Dutchman up to 970,000.
