Gunned down just before the break, John Juanda raised to 300 preflop before betting out 475 on the flop. His opponent made it 1,500, Juanda pushed for 2,300 total and was duly called.
With tens versus jacks, Juanda was in big trouble, and it only got worse, the jack on the turn leaving him drawing dead.
Men 'The Master' Nguyen has enjoyed a good start to today's proceedings, although he has experienced his fair share of ups and downs.
Earlier on he eliminated a foe with versus on a board.
However, he did suffer a hit at one point, doubling up Eric Husler in the process. After calling The Master's 300 preflop raise, Husler check-raised all in on an board.
"I have nothing, but I want to call you," announced The Master as he revealed a lowly . Husler showed , which subsequently survived a duck-less turn and river.
Clonie Gowen is down to 4,500 after raising an opponent all in on a flop with -- her opponent was holding and there was no help from the turn and river.
Sadly, we don't have any names, but we witnessed exciting action on one table, , and all pushing in on a flop. The last of those three trebled his stack on a turn and river.
Meanwhile...
Men Nguyen -- 7,500
TJ Cloutier -- 6,500
Michael Binger -- 8,500
Scotty Nguyen -- 6,000
Chris Ferguson -- 4,000
John Phan has just bitten the dust. He was coin-flipping with A-J versus the 9-9 of namesake Young Phan, but soon had any hopes dashed when a third nine hit the flop.
"The young just beat the old," claimed Young Phan.
He got his chips in with the made flush, holding on a flop. His opponent was holding and hit a full house on the turn -- but Clyde hit a one-outer for a straight flush on the river.
Then a few hands later, he got it in again, this time behind when the chips went in on the flop -- his was well behind his opponent's , but he hit a straight on the turn and river.
Despite this good luck, he is still on a below-average 5,000.
As expected, the action here today has been non-stop, one table encountering three-way action in the form of 8-8 versus J-J versus A-Q all in preflop. Clonie Gowen held the jacks, and, after a very raggy 2-3-4-2-7 board, survived for a treble-up.