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, action checked to Gill, who bet 1,300. A player behind him called the bet before the small blind check-raised all in for 6,800. Gill then moved all in himself, driving the third player out of the hand. Gill's 
for two pair, kings and sixes, was ahead, but he had to dodge a big draw when the small blind showed 
for a gutshot straight draw and flush draw. The river was a harmless 
.
and found himself called by a player who tabled pocket queens. However Gill flipped for a bigger full house to take down the pot and extend his stack to 45,000 chips.
, Rheem bet 750. His opponent raised to 2,000. With little hesitation, Rheem pushed all in for a total of about 3,000. It was an easy call for his opponent, who opened 
. Rheem was out-kicked; he had 
and an unknown card. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
, making a full house for Rheem's opponent.
and was checked by both players. The turn brought the and Chan checked to Lieu who bet out 1,400. Chan made the call.
but both players checked it down.
but found himself up against Lieu's 
which was good to take down the tidy pot. Lieu is now up to 18,400 which Chan slipping to 12,400.
. Kanter bet 1,600 from middle position. His opponent shoved all in for 5,100 from the button. 
was well ahead of his opponent's . The river was the 
, allowing Kanter to drag the pot and eliminate his opponent.Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
on a 
board against an opponent holding . Of course the case fell to give his opponent quads and a one-outer for the win. A bad beat story that many of his friends will doubtless have to listen to over the coming years, but which will now be etched permanently in APT history thanks to the "Bad Beat Booth."
and the action checked to Hong who fired a 1,100 chip continuation bet. En made the call as the big blind stepped aside. and Hong moved all in for his last 3,700. En went into the tank before eventually making the call.
before the player's cards were tabled. En showed which was good to take it down as Hong tossed his cards into the muck and exited the tournament floor.
