The action was picked up on a board 
with three players involved. After a check, a player bet 4,500 and only Laurence Grondin made the call.
A 
was dealt on the river and this time Grondin's opponent bet 8,000. After some thinking, Grondin called but mucked her cards after her opponent showed 
for the flush.
The board was reading 
with 23,500 in the middle. There was already a bet and a call of 6,000 and David Tuchman was in the tank.
"Feel free to call the clock on me in a minute a half," said Tuchman.
He agonized over the decision for a minute before tossing in a call.
One player tabled 
for a jack-high flush, another tabled for a king-high flush and all Tuchman could do was muck.
"I had top set," said Tuchman to PokerNews afterward. "I had aces with the ace of diamonds."
A player opened to 1,000 and it was called by Moundir Zoughari in the cutoff and the big blind.
The flop revealed 
and it checked to Zoughari who bet 1,300, only called by the big blind after some thinking. The same action happened on the 
turn, this time for 2,500.
The river was the 
and both players checked. The big blind showed 
for two pair but Zoughari held 
for the straight and took down the pot.
Action picked up on the flop between Erick Lindgren and another player and a board reading 
with the opponent betting 3,000 into a pot worth roughly 8,000 and Lindgren raised to 8,000 which the opponent called.
The turn came an and the opponent went all-in for 6,500 and Lindgren snap-called.
Opponent: 
Erick Lindgren: 
The river came out a 
and the straight draw did not come home for the opponent and Lindgren took down the pot with his set of sevens.
James Hess, winner of the 2011 WSOP Seniors Championship, and Robert McMillan, winner of the 2021 WSOP Seniors Championship were seated at the same table today. The two players got involved in a hand where the action limped to McMillan in the small blind and he shoved all in for 6,600. Hess was the only player to call and the cards were tabled.
Robert McMillan: 
James Hess: 
The flop came 
to give McMillan the lead with a pair of tens. However, the 
on the turn and the on the river improved Hess to a flush, and McMillan was eliminated from the Main Event.
David Tuchman opened to 1,100 and found a caller to the flop 
. Tuchman continued for 1,300 and his opponent made the call.
Tuchman checked the turn 
and his opponent fired 4,200, promoting a quick fold from Tuchman.
On a flop showing 
with three players involved, it checked to Gregory Benac who bet 2,500 and only one player made the call.
The turn was the 
and Benac sent another bet for 6,100 and his opponent check-called again. The river fell the and both players checked. Benac's opponent showed 
for a full house and Benac mucked his cards.
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