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. Both players checked. The turn brought the 
and after his opponent checked to him again, Joe decided to bet 1,850. After thinking for about two minutes, the other player called. The river card was the 
. Joe's lone opponent checked again, and Joe bet 2,500, half of his remaining chips. Unfortunately for Tehan, his opponent called with just enough to beat Joe's ace-jack high -- he called with ace-king high!
as the first player in the pot from late position. The remaining players quickly folded to the big blind, and after a few seconds of deliberation he decided to call with 
, announcing that he just had an ace. Joe was unable to catch a piece of the board and was subsequently eliminated from the tournament.
board. Newhouse tossed his hand into the muck and Tran made the call. 
fell off on the turn and slowed both players down, as both checked, opting for a free river card - the . Once more, both players knuckled the felt and Lawson tabled a pocket pair of kings which were good enough to rake the 5,000 pot.
, the small blind made a bet of 600 that was enough for the big blind and a player in late position to bow out before being raised by Peter Feldman from the cutoff. The player in the small blind then re-raised 5,000 more which prompted Feldman to shove all in. After a brief pause, the all-in was called and Feldman showed his opponent the grim news as he turned over 
for a straight. The player, grimacing as he revealed his 
, saw no help on the turn as it came . The 
on the river sent the player to the rail as Feldman won a healthy-sized pot.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
