Elizabeth Montizanti raised and another player went all in before Tom Arnett shoved all in for just under 11,000. Montizanti called with .
Arnett had pocket nines — — and the third player also had .
The flop brought an ace, but the board ran out , giving Arnett a set. Montizanti was left with roughly the starting stack and Arnet stacked close to 30,000.
Ben Keeline was in the small blind and raised into the big blind of Michael Sanders. Sanders shoved all in and Keeline called with against the of Sanders.
Keeline held the lead to win the pot and earn the double. Sanders was left with a little over 13,000.
Below are some other chip counts from the field as the players are just getting back from dinner.
Harrison Gimbel has been building one of the bigger stack in the field, but on this hand he doubles up Fred Johnson.
A player in late position opened to 1,200 and Gimbel shoved all-in from the small blind. Johnson was in the big blind and called for less. The original raiser folded and Johnson was up against two over cards with pocket sixes.
Johnson:
Gimbel:
Gimbel couldn't catch one of his over cards, so Johnson doubled up. Gimbel is still sitting at just below 50,000.
.
— and the third player also had 
, giving Arnett a set. Montizanti was left with roughly the starting stack and Arnet stacked close to 30,000.
against the 
of Sanders.
flop. His opponent called with two black aces — 
and the river was the 
, which completed the flush two times over. Sexton is now over 20,000.
