Saro Getzoyan called a preflop raise by William Thorsson and then, after the flop, check-raised Thorsson, who called. Getzoyan bet out after the on the turn and the on the river but couldn't lose Thorsson, who flipped over for the flush.
The blinds are so big now than any confrontation leaves a scar. Geoff Sanford raised before the flop and was three-bet by Saro Getzoyan. The flop came and both players checked. They also both checked the on the turn, but Getzoyan led out after the fell on the river. Getzoyan showed the and Sanford mucked.
After William Thorsson raised and Saro Getzoyan called, Geoff Sanford reraised, leaving him with just 60,000 behind. The other two players called and they saw a flop of . Saro checked and Sanford bet 40K, only to be raised by Thorsson. Getzoyan called and Sanford tossed in his last 20,000.
Thorsson and Getzoyan checked down the on the turn and the on the river. Saro turned over but Sanford had the overpair in . Thorsson couldn't beat that and Sanford boosted his stack to 500K.
After losing the that big hand to Geoff Sanborn, two-time WSOP bracelet winner Thor Hansen re-raised all-in from the big blind against Saro Getzoyan. Hansen had the lead with vs. , but the flop gave Getzoyan the lead. Hansen picked up a wheel draw when the turned, but the river was the and Getzoyan won with trip sevens. Thor Hansen wins $93,008 for finishing in fourth place.
After Thor Hansen called Geoff Sanford's preflop raise the two saw a flop. Sanford bet, Hansen raised and Sanford called. The turn was the and this time when Hansen bet, Sanford bet nearly the rest of his chips. Hansen took a long while to decide what to do. He stacked and re-stacked his chips over and over, checking his cards and frowning at the board.
Finally he raised the last of Sanford's chips and Sanford showed for the pair on the turn. Hansen nodded grimly as he turned over the , and when the fell on the river Geoff Sanford doubled up and stayed alive.