The other David Williams in our field (who we've appropriately named 'Dave Williams' in our chip counts for clarification) has seen his stack slide back t about 62,000. Here's a recent pot that he lost that helped add to the slide a bit.
We caught up with the action on the 
board and two players had checked to Williams. He bet 2,300 and the first player called. The next player folded.
The 
fell on the river and the first player checked to Williams again. He fired 6,300. His opponent mulled it over for a bit and then slid out 12,150. Now, that's not a complete raise. A complete raise would have to had been to 12,600. Nothing was said and Williams tabled the 
, which was also a bit weird because he didn't say anything to declare a call or a fold. Another player at the table not in the hand questioned what was happening and then Williams said that he folded. The dealer scooped in his cards and the unknown player won the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
62,000
-7,000
|
-7,000 |
flop. When the 
hit the turn, the player in the big blind bet 3,000, Williams called, and the rest of the field folded. The 
river elicited two checks and Williams turned over 
. The big blind flashed the 
, but must have been out-kicked as he tossed his cards to the muck.
and about 15,000 in the middle, George Lind pushed all in. His lone opponent, Demetrios Arvanetes, thought for just a few seconds before letting it go, then the conversation began.
, but only the two blinds would make it past that point. Ray Henson led out with 675 from the small blind, and the big blind called to go heads-up to the turn. It was the 
on the river. Henson checked, then called a small bet of 3,500 to see the showdown.
for the nuts, and it's knocked Henson back down under 40,000 for the first time since the first level.
, both blinds checked, the under the gun player bet 600 and Violette called. The blinds released and the turn came 
. The UTG player bet 600 and Violette min-raised 600 more. The UTG player called and the river came 
. The UTG player moved all in and Violette called with her 2,000ish stack.
for a flopped set and her opponent tabled 
for the runner runner straight. Violette was eliminated from the tournament.
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