en Safari
Nivel 4
: 150/300, 25 ante
Just before the dinner break, Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott was crippled after being on the bad end of an aces-versus-kings cooler, and now his Main Event has come to an end courtesy of WSOP bracelet winner Daniel Idema.
We missed the hand as it happened, but we learned after the fact that Ulliott had gotten his remaining chips in on the turn holding top pair, but he was drawing dead as Idema, who was receiving a massage, had a flush.
The meaningless river was put out to make it official, and then the Devilfish took the long walk out of the Brasilia Room as his 2014 WSOP came to an end.
, and his opponent had the 
.
and left the all-in player — who was at risk for around 20,000 total — drawing to just one out as the queen of diamonds would give Ziemba a flush. The turn was the 
, and then the 
completed the board on the river. With that, Ziemba busted the player and moved to approximately 69,000 in chips.
, heads-up against Calvin Anderson on his right. Anderson thought for a bit and cut his stack a couple of times before winging a call into the middle.
turn, which they both checked. On the 
river, Anderson came out betting with 8,700, and Frankenberger needed a bit of thought before calling. Anderson quickly flipped 
for a turned set, which didn't thrill Frankenberger.
, Kim led out for 750, and only the player in middle position called.
, both players checked, and the 
completed the board. Kim fired out 3,175, and his opponent folded.
