Neil Wilkinson was all in after the deal against Shannon Petluck and Dutch Boyd. On fourth street, Petluck led out and Boyd, who was showing , folded his cards. This prompted the remaining two hands to be turned over.
By the end of the hand, Petluck made a seventy-six to best Wilkinson's ninety-eight. This sent him to the rail and awarded Petluck the chips. Petluck now sits on a stack of about 108,000.
Huck Seed got the last of his chips in on fifth street and was up against Kristan Lord. They turned their cards face up and Seed had for a king low but was drawing live to a better low. Lord had for a jack low. Seed squeezed his last card and turned it over... the for an eight low. Collopy paired sixes with the and Seed scored the triple up.
Picking up with the action on fourth street, Matt Schultz checked over to Robert Sherer who led out with a bet. Schultz called to see fifth. Sherer picked up an ace on fifth, giving him the first action. He continued his aggression with a bet and Shultz stuck around.
The same action occurred on sixth, allowing the players to look at their final down card on seventh. Sherer bet once last time and Schultz called. Sherer showed for kings up, only to be bested by Shultz's for trip fives. Schultz picked up this sizable pot and now has about 83,000 in chips. Sherer, on the other hand, has been knocked to to just around 10,000.
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for a king low but was drawing live to a better low. Lord had 
for a jack low. Seed squeezed his last card and turned it over... the 
for an eight low. Collopy paired sixes with the 
and Seed scored the triple up.
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for kings up, only to be bested by Shultz's 
for trip fives. Schultz picked up this sizable pot and now has about 83,000 in chips. Sherer, on the other hand, has been knocked to to just around 10,000.
