The flop read 
and both players were heads-up when Adrien Delmas check-called his opponent's bet for 1,100. The turn was the 
and went check-check.
On the river 
, Delmas fired a bet worth 4,200, and after thinking about it for 30 seconds, his opponent called. Delmas tabled 
for a pair of aces and it was enough to make his opponent muck his hand.
The board read 
, Gregory Roberts checked from early position, a late position opponent bet 3,000 into a pot around 7,000, and Roberts moved all in for 12,550.
His opponent took some time but made the call, Roberts turned over 
for two pair and his opponent tabled 
for just one pair. The river fell the 
to add insult to injury as Roberts improved to a full house, taking down the pot and securing a full double-up.
The board read 
, the big blind moved all in for 6,200 into a pot that was around 12,000, Mike Leah called for his remaining 6,200 from early position, and Arash Behnam thought for several moments but made the call from the button.
The big blind opponent tabled for a pair with a straight draw, Leah turned over 
for a straight draw, and Behnam showed 
for top pair with a straight draw.
The river came down the 
, giving Behnam the pot with his trips, eliminating both opponents from the tournament.
A first player opened and Lisa Costello called from the cutoff and so did the button player. The flop came 
and the initial raiser bet 1,175. Only Costello was interested and made the call.
On the turn 
, both players checked and the dealer showed a 
on the river. After his opponent announced all in, putting her tournament at risk, Costello quickly mucked her hand.
The flop read 
with four active players when the players in the blinds checked. Samuel Phillips bet 1,250 and only the big blind player made the call.
The turn brought the 
and, after a check from his opponent, Phillips announced all in for his last 3,525. His opponent snap-called and showed . Phillips, holding 
, had the dominated hand and busted after the river bricked. Philipps went to reenter the tournament.
In the field today and going along nicely is Calvin Anderson, the recent winner of Event #56: $10,000 Razz Championship for $309,220. Anderson has his eyes on catching his third WSOP gold bracelet.
Nível: 6
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 50
On a flop showing 
, three players were in the hands when the small blind player and Antoine Saout first checked. The third player moved all in for his last 1,275 and it was called by the small blind. Saout thought about his next move for a minute and raised it to 6,775. The small blind folded his hand, showing 
and the two remaining players tabled their hands.
Antoine Saout: 
His opponent:
Saout's opponent was in bad shape for a double up and the 
turn and river brought him no help.
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