Jon Turner raised from the cutoff seat and Shawn Buchanan reraised from the button. Turner made it four bets and Buchanan called all in. Turner drew one card on each draw while Buchanan drew three, then two and then stood pat. Turner held a before pulling an on the end. Buchanan made a nine and mucked. He was eliminated in ninth place.
After the first draw and unknown action prior, Shawn Buchanan bet and Masa Tanaka raised. Buchanan called and then stood pat. Tanaka drew one. Both players then checked and Buchanan stood pat again. Tanaka drew one. Buchanan checked, Tanaka bet and Bichanan called.
Tanaka made number one with and Buchanan mucked his hand.
Scott Dorin raised from the button. David Bach reraised from the big blind and Dorin called. Bach drew one and Dorin drew two. Bach bet and Dorin called.
On the next draw, Bach stood pat and Dorin drew one. Bach bet and Dorin called.
Both players stood pat on the final draw and Bach check-called a bet from Dorin. Bach mucked after Dorin tabled the and lost the pot.
Shawn Buchanan raised from under the gun and Masa Tanaka called from the button. Buchanan drew one and Tanaka took two. Buchanan bet and Tanaka called.
On the second draw, Buchanan stood pat and Tanaka drew two. Buchnan bet and Tanaka folded.
Jon Turner raised from the button and Shawn Buchanan called from the small blind. Nicholas Verkaik called from the big blind and off to the draw they went. All three players drew two and Buchanan checked. Verkaik bet all in for 6,000 and Turner called. Buchanan also called.
On the second draw, Buchanan drew two, Verkaik stood pat and Turner drew two. Both Buchanan and Turner checked.
On the third draw, Buchanan and Turner drew one while Verkaik was still pat. Buchanan bet and Turner folded. Buchanan showed the and Verkaik mucked. He was eliminated in tenth place for just under $14,000 in prize money.
Scott Seiver got very short again before his final hand came up.
Seiver raised from under the gun and called all in after Eli Elezra reraised from the small blind.
Elezra drew one on the first draw, one again on the second and then stood pat on the third draw. Seiver drew two, two and then one.
Elezra made the and Seiver's turned into a loser when he pulled a on his final card. Seiver was eliminated in 11th place for over $10,000 in prize money after being one of the chip leaders about an hour prior. Elezra increased his lead on the field and moved to over 600,000 in chips.
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on the end. Buchanan made a nine and mucked. He was eliminated in ninth place.
on his final card. Seiver was eliminated in 11th place for over $10,000 in prize money after being one of the chip leaders about an hour prior. Elezra increased his lead on the field and moved to over 600,000 in chips.
