Silverman Flying

Daniel Silverman and Luke Evans were heads up in a pot on the flop with on show. Silverman, playing from under the gun, checked to Evans, who bet 11,500. Silverman called and they saw a come on the turn.

Silverman checked again and Evans bet 15,100. After timing down for almost 30 seconds, Silverman moved all in. He covered Evans, who had 27,000 behind and Evans quickly called but couldn't hide his disappointment when he saw the bad news.

Daniel Silverman:
Luke Evans:

There was no coming back for Evans, who had two pair but was drawing dead to Silverman's set. Still, the dealer put a down to complete the board.

Silverman is really flying now. After falling in the last three minutes of Day 1a, he is feeling happier about the result, telling the table: "It's a good thing I busted yesterday". That pot makes him the current chip leader.