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With one player already all in before the flop, Allen Kessler bet on the flop in a side pot against David Williams. Williams called and both players checked the turn. A hit the river and Williams check-folded to Kessler's bet.
Kessler showed for aces with a six-two low. The all-in player, however, had a scooper with for a flush and a five-four low.
There was a brief pause as the dealer tried to figure out where to send the pot.
"You get nothing, Allen," another player at the table said.
In truth, "Chainsaw" did win a small side pot against Williams.
Speaking of the former Main Event runner-up, one of the players who recently sat down in the Brasilia Room is Greg Raymer, the man who defeated Williams heads up in 2004.
We found C.K. Hua showing down on a board of , good for fours full for high and ace-three low. His opponent showed for a flush and the same low, meaning last year's second-place finisher in this event took three-quarters of the pot.
Speaking of players who made deep runs last year, Tony Ma, who got fifth, is among the notables we recently saw.
Three players put in one bet apiece on fourth street with the board reading , and a double-paired the board. The first player checked, and Jimmy "Gobboboy" Fricke bet. The third player called and the first folded. Fricke showed for a full house, and his opponent revealed as he mucked face up.
We found last year's winner of this event, Calen McNeil, betting on the end with the board reading . One player folded, Jason Smith called, and a player who checked out of the small blind agonized for about a minute before calling.
"Nut flush," McNeil announced as he turned over for the flush with no low. Smith showed for the nut low, and the small blind mucked his hand.