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. There was a deafening roar from Somerville's cheerleaders as he had taken a big lead in the hand. The turn 
and the river 
filled out the board, locking up a big double up for Somerville.
. Carris continued out with a bet of 80,000, which Margolis called. On fourth street, the 
drew a check from Carris. Margolis took the opportunity to bet 140,000 of his own chips, and Carris let his hand go.
, and both players checked. On fourth street, the 
hit the board and brought action. Carris led out with a bet of 200,000. Margolis stared him up and down before making the call.. Carris loaded the gun with 440,000 chips and slid them neatly into the middle of the table. Margolis went deep into the tank, cutting out the calling chips from his stack to get an idea of the cost of making the call. After several minutes of debate, he quietly said, "I call," and pushed his chips forward.
for the nuts, flopping the straight right out of the chute. There was nothing Margolis could show to beat that, and he lowered his head and returned his cards to the dealer face-down.Level: 7
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 4,000
didn't change a thing, and both players improved when the 
fell on fourth street. The on the river ended the drama though, sending Cutler home in fifth place with $56,440 in his pocket.
and Margolis led for 65,000 when the 
came on fourth street. Cuter called and both players checked the on the river.
was enough to take down Margolis' 
.
, action checked to Margolis who bet 120,000 more. Somerville check-raised all in for an additional 567,000 and Margolis went deep into the tank before finally mucking his hand.
