"I'm a limit player, that's how we do it!"
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, Kristy Gazes bet 1,900 on the river and before her late-position opponent could act, a player not in the hand cited Gazes for a string bet. Though she had the entire amount of her bet in one hand, she flicked it into the pot in two separate motions-- a common practice for limit players like Gazes, but apparently a no-no at the Crown. The floor was called over and the objection was overruled, but Gazes apologized to the table anyway. Oh... she won the hand too, turning over the
for trips and increasing her stack to 26,500.
, BoDog Ari Engel led out with a 1,200 bet, which was raised to 3,000 by an unknown opponent. The action then fell to the PokerRoad's Joe Sebok who came over the top for a total of (approx.) 11,000. BoDog Ari made the call and the third player in the hand got out of the way.
and flopped a set to topple Michael Pedley's 
. Bergren increased his stack to 34,200 while Pedley slipped to 7,000.
. Joe Hachem bet 2,000. Michael Frydman moved all in for 10,000 more. Hachem called.
. Hachem won the pot and busted Frydman. Hachem increased his stack to 53,000.
, Jordan Morgan moved all in for 9,700. Barny Boatman called.
, which gave Morgan an 9-high straight to win the pot. Morgan increased his stack to 23,000 while Boatman slipped to 500.
, 2006 WSOP Main Event runner-up Paul Wasicka fired a bet that he hoped would chase Team PokerNews player Michael Wolf out of the pot. Instead of folding, however, Wolf moved all in on the strength of a set of fours and Wasicka, pot-committed, made the call.