Seniors Championship ($300)

Having lost half his stack to Markus Albisser in the same situation, Sean Keeton found himself in trouble once more after he pushed all-in on the small blind for his remaining 27,500 (11 BB) and was called by Albisser for a showdown.

Keeton at risk, managed to outflop his opponent on 6♥ 9♦ 7♣ , but came crashing down as runout A♥ 2♣ turned the advantage back in Albisser's favor.

Sean Keeton raised all-in on the small blind and saw Markus Albisser put his tournament life on the line - 30,500 (12 BB).

Board 9♣ 3♣ 7♠ 3♦ 4♦ ran dry for both, leaving Albisser's better ace good for the win.

Nobuyasu Sato opened utg+1 and called an 8,200 three bet from Sean Keeton on the big blind.

Keeton continued for 9,500 on flop 8♣ 7♣ 3♦ and called for his remaining 20,300 after Sato moved all-in.

Sato 3♥ 3♠

Keeton A♦ A♣

Crushed against a set, Keeton managed to turn it around right away as the turn A♠ offered him a second chance at the title. The river J♣ brought no surprises, shipping the win to Keeton while Sato survives with a 15 big blind stack.

Sean Keeton opened utg and was joined by three other players behind onto flop J♦ 6♦ 2♠ . Action checked to Peter Randle on the hijack, prompting him to fire 2,500. Only Rajesh Goyal stuck around to see turn J♥ , on which he paid another 2,500. On river 4♦ , Randle surrendered after Goyal demanded for a final 8,000.