Matt Glantz: (X)(X) / / (X)
Brian Rast: (X)(X) / / (X)
After Glantz completed on third, Rast raised and Glantz called. Glantz then bet on fourth, fifth, and sixth, and Rast called each time. On seventh both players checked, Glantz turned over for a 9-8-6-5-A, and Rast mucked.
We picked up the action on fourth street with Owais Ahmed betting and Shaun Deeb calling. Both players then checked fifth before Ahmed bet sixth and was called by Deeb. On seventh, AHmed bet again and Deeb called.
Ahmed showed from his down cards for another low and Deeb mucked.
The action folded to Gus Hansen who completed from the small blind. Robert Mizrachi raised from the big, and Hansen called. The flop came down , and Hansen check-called a bet.
Hansen proceeded to check-call bets on the turn (), and the river () as well, and Mizrachi tabled for a six-high straight and the nut-low. Hansen mucked, and is down to 338,000 chips.
A couple of Gus Hansen limit hold'em hands to share...
We caught the first on the flop with 105,000 in the middle and the board showing . Sitting under the gun, Gus Hansen bet (20K), and Marco Johnson raised from the cutoff. Hansen called. The turn was the and this time Hansen checked. Johnson bet (40K), and Hansen called.
The river brought the and a couple of checks from both. Hansen showed for treys and jacks and a busted flush draw, and that was enough as Johnson mucked. Johnson slipped to about 595,000 after that one.
Hansen was soon involved in another LHE hand with George Lind. Lind raised from the button, Hansen three-bet from the small blind, and Lind called. Hansen bet the flop, Lind raised, and Hansen called. Both then checked the turn. The fell on the river, Hansen bet, and Lind called.
Hansen showed this time for the rivered flush, and Lind mucked. Hansen has bumped up to 690,000 after that sequence, while Lind has 890,000.
Matt Glantz raised from the cutoff, and Barry Greenstein called out of the small blind. Both players drew two cards, and Greenstein led out. Glantz called.
On the second draw, Greenstein drew one, Glantz drew two, and Greenstein led out. Glantz called.
Greenstein patted on the final draw, Glantz drew one, and Greenstein led for a third time. Glantz called. Greenstein fanned , Glantz mucked, and Greenstein picked up the pot.
When we reached the table, Alexandre Luneau was already all in, and the flop had fallen . Jon "PearlJammer" Turner and Scott Seiver were heads up for the side pot, and Turner bet out. Seiver called.
The turn was the , and Turned slowed down, check-calling a bet from Seiver. Turner check-called another bet after the hit the river, and Seiver opened up for Broadway. Turner showed before mucking, and Luneau showed .
Luneau is eliminated, while Seiver is back over a milly.
Sebastien Sabic was already all in prior to the third draw, or the "dump." Jason Lester bet out Vladimir Shchemelev on the end with his . Sabic was drawing to a , but paired his seven on the end. Sabic was eliminated in 27th place.