January 21 2009, John "Falstaff" Hartness



flop with Mount holding 


for top two pair. Harvey showed 


for the nut flush draw, while van Bavel tabled 


for the straight draw. Van Bavel made his straight when the
hit on the turn, and he managed to fade all the river outs to stack both opponents when the
came down.



to Quel's 


. Marcus flopped a flush draw with 

, but the turn and river came down
and
to make Quel's set and leave Marcus running on fumes. He busted in the next hand to Nathan Snow.



against the 


of Van Tran. The board missed both players when it came down 



, and Nelson's aces held up to leave Tran on the short stack. Tran became the bubble boy a few hands later when David Bach sent him off in tenth place. In that hand, Bach raised preflop with 


, and Tran moved all in over the top. Tran did the math and made the call, tabling 


. Bach made two pair on the flop as it read 

, then improved to a straight as the board finished out 
. The hand gave Bach a narrow lead heading into the final as the chips were bagged for the night.
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