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Burns Gets Coleman Fired Up, Peters Quietly Departs
Kahle Burns opened to 22,000 from early position and was called by David Coleman in the cutoff. David Peters then moved all in for 76,000 on the button. Burns responded by raising to 130,000 with Coleman making the call to see a flop.
Burns continued for 90,000 on the 7♠K♠8♥ flop but could not shake off Coleman as he flatted.
The 8♦ turn paired the board and saw Burns bet again, this time making it 175,000. Coleman thought for some time before mucking his holding.
David Peters: A♦10♥ 
Kahle Burns: A♠3♠
Peters was ahead, though Burns did have a flush draw. While the 3♦ river did not complete that draw, it did pair up Burns' inferior kicker to send Peters to the rail while giving the Australian even more chips to add to his large stack.
As Peters left the table, Burns and Coleman exchanged some sharp words with the latter visibly frustrated at the outcome of the hand.