Kent Washington opened shoved in early position for 161,000 and Arthur Vea called in the highjack seat. The rest of the players folded and the hands were tabled:
Washington: 
Vea 
The 
flop was troublesome for Washington.
“How about a ten for a sweat!” someone from the rail yelled.
The dealer obliged, planting the ultimate sweat card on the turn; the 
. Washington entered the river with a dangerous draw and hit when the 
fell.
Vea stormed off in anger and Washington clapped in elation. Washington now sits with about 340,000 chips and Vea has about 450,000 chips.
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Arthur Vea, Kent Washington.
Matt Hollinger opened to 30,000 from the button and stole the blinds.
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Matt Hollinger.
David Villegas open shoved for 170,000 from middle position and collected the blinds and antes.
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David Villegas.
Patrick Silvey opened to 29,000 from middle position and was met with no contenders.
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Patrick Silvey.
Matt Hollinger opened to 30,000 from under the gun and both Kent Washington (button) and Arthur Vea (big blind) called.
The flop fell 
and Vea checked to Hollinger who continued with 40,000. Both Washington and Vea folded.
"I had the best hand," Hollinger said confidently while raking in the pot.
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Matt Hollinger, Kent Washington, Arthur Vea.
Action folded to Hoai Pham in the highjack who raised to 49,000. His opponents all folded and he pulled in the blinds and antes.
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Hoai Pham.
It was Christopher Reider's turn to act under the gun and he chose to raise to 31,000. Everybody again folded and Reider tabled 
.
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Christopher Reider.
Kent Washington shoved all-in for 145,000 from under the gun but received no action.
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Kent Washington.
Jeffrey Bennett didn't take a passive approach this time around. He shoved all in from the button and won the pot.
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Jeffrey Bennett.
Jeffrey Bennett tried to see a cheap flop by calling in the small blind. Pham would have none of it and raised to 50,000, which led Bennett to fold.
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Hoai Pham.
Hoai Pham
