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and found a caller in the big blind holding 
to leave Lee in a race situation for his tournament life.
, but left his opponent with outs to a straight or set. The turn changed little for each player when it brought the 
, but when the 
landed on the river it sent Lee to the rail.
and found himself racing against his opponent's 
.
and the pocket threes held up to double through.
. Steicke bet out 650 and was check-raised to 2,000 before coming back over the top for all of his chips. His opponent folded and Steicke climbs back up to 12,000 chips.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
and moved all in himself for 5,250 total. A player behind him called all in for less, bringing the action back around to the first caller. As he contemplated his decision, Tony said, "Whatever you think I have, that's what I have." That statement folded the first caller, leaving the other three players to contest two pots. 
. That left Tony looking for an ace or running cards. He got neither. The turn was the and the river fell , making Tony's aces the third-best hand.
and committed their chips into the middle. Koutsouvelis held 
for middle set but had ran into the for top set of his opponent!
fell on the turn to make Koutsouvelis quads! The river was the 
as the unfortunate victim rushed out the door as Koutsouvelis will now enjoy his break with over 20,000 chips.
over a limper. With the action back on the limper he made the call and tabled 
.
after Guzzardi raised preflop. Guzzardi responded to Jaggi's bet by moving all in for 5,800. Jaggi quickly called. 
turn or the river. Jaggi dragged the pot, leaving Guzzardi with about 2,000 in chips. 
. Guzzardi, however, turned over , a hand which held up through the river.
