David Brooker opened to 60,000 under the gun and Barry Greenstein called from the small blind.
The flop came down 
and Greenstein checked to Brooker who bet the pot of 140,000. Greenstein raised and Brooked called all in for about 10,000 more.
Brooker: 
Greenstein: 
The 
turn was followed by the 
river, giving both top two pair. Greenstein, though, made an 8-5 low to go along with it and won three quarters of the pot.
Mel Randolph shoved for 52,000 under the gun and Perry Green isolated the action with a three-bet from the next seat over.
Randolph: 
Green: 
The board ran out 
, giving Green jacks full of threes to win the pot and score the elimination.
Joao Simao raised to 45,000 under the gun and Jarred Graham called from the big blind.
After the 
flop, Simao wound up all in for 155,000.
Simao: 
Graham: 
Siamo faded Graham's outs when the turn and river fell and 
to give Simao the pot with kings full of aces.
On this episode of The Straddle, we have a very special cameo and more behind the scenes from the 2013 World Series of Poker.
Andy Seth was riding the short stack all day today, and hadn't gotten any action whenever he bet pot. However, he just got played back at by Gabriel Blumenthal, and Seth ended up on the short end.
Seth bet pot to 70,000 in the cutoff, and it folded to Blumenthal in the big blind. Once he got an idea of Seth's remaining stack, he moved all in, and Seth quickly called.
Seth: 
Blumenthal: 
Seth was looking for low cards to come out, but he got the opposite of that when the flop came down 
. Seth could only hope for low cards to come for a chop, and the turn gave him some hope with the . However, the river brought the 
, and Blumenthal's both send Seth to the payout desk.
Nível: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 0
Andy Seth raised to 35,000 in the hijack and Gabriel Blumenthal three-bet to 113,000 from the big blind. Seth tanked for about two minutes before he called to see a 
flop.
Blumenthal bet enough to cover Seth's stack and Seth called all in for about another 125,000.
Seth:
Blumenthal: 
The turn gave both the nut low, while the river gave Blumenthal trips to win the high.
We caught up with the action on the turn, with the board showing 
. Loni Harwood was first to act, and she fired out 28,000. Marco Johnson made the call, as did Noomis Jones. The river was the , and here's where the fuse was lit. Harwood fired out 75,000, and after 30-45 seconds of thinking, Johnson called. It was now on Jones, who leaned back in his chair, and went deep into the tank. After about two minutes of thinking, he suddenly announced "all in". This was a huge bet of 342,000, and only a few seconds after Harwood got the count, she announced call! Now Johnson was in a tough spot, and he immediately said "this is so sick." He tanked for a minute or two himself before deciding to kick his hand in.
Jones showed 
for the nut low and two pair, and Harwood showed 
for trip sevens and the second nut low. Johnson would not say whether he had folded a hand that would have earned him half the pot, but the players at the table seemed to think he did.
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