[user25067]
On a board reading , David Oppenheim moved all in for 4,500 on the river and his opponent called. Oppenheim turned over and his opponent mucked.
[user24788]
Scott Fischman
On a flop of , Scott Fischman check-raised all in. His opponent, Pat McLean, called with . Fischman flipped over . The turn was the and the river was the . Fischman busted out. McLean increased his stack to 90K.
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Kathy Liebert
Kathy Liebert was crippled on one hand when her opponent beat her with a straight holding . She had slipped to 10K.
A couple of hands later, she made a move with and unfortunately ran into a player with . Her hand could not improve on a board of and she headed to the rail.
[user24788]
Norm MacDonald
Norm Macdonald pushed with . His opponent called with K-K. The former "Saturday Night Live" cast member's hand could not improve and he headed to the rail with a full camera crew filming his exit.
Click here to check out an interview that Norm Macdonald did with Poker News.
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Jennifer Harman
A short-stacked Jennifer Harman moved all in on a flop of , holding and was called by Deanna Duzier who showed . The on the turn gave Harman a couple of additional outs, but the river blanked off, and she was eliminated from the tournament.
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Shane Beckham
The short stack on his table, Team PokerNews player Shane Beckham received his first walk of the day today, unfortunately he didn't want it. In the big blind with A-K and only 4,500 in chips, he wanted some action.
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Cliff Josephy
Cliff Josephy just eliminated an opponent from the tournament with pocket kings, and is fast-approaching the 100K mark for the day. He has right around 90,000 in chips and shows no signs of slowing down.
[user22113]
Captain Tom Franklin had the kind of restart he was hoping for when he doubled up first hand after the break. He had to do it the hard way too, as his was way behind his opponent's . However a flop of put him in front, the on the turn kept him there and the on the river meant it was all smooth sailing for the Captain.
[user25067]
We've lost 411 players since the start of the day, or about 27 percent of the day's field. Action should certainly accelerate in the post-dinner hours, especially given the introduction of antes to play. While the cost per round in the 200-400 level was 600 per player, that number jumps to 1,100 in this level.