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and Matusow fired out a bet into the side pot. Katchalov made the call.
and again Matusow fired with Katchalov making the call.
and both players checked it down. Matusow showed 
for jacks and deuces which was good for the side pot as Katchalov mucked. However Johnston flipped over 
for a straight to triple up to about 170,000 chips!
, David Benyamine showed 
for aces up and a live three for his low. This was good enough for the side pot. Johnston showed 
for seven's full and chopped the side pot with Benyamine. Level: 21
Blinds: 13,000/25,000
Ante: 0
as the cards were tabled:
, to give both players the same low as Johnston grabs a quarter of the pot to stay alive!
. On the flop, Matusow bet out, Benyamine raised, and only Matusow made the call. On the turn card of the 
, Matusow check called a bet from Benyamine. When the river card of the 
hit, Matusow again checked and Benyamine wasted no time in betting. Matusow then went into the tank for about 5 minutes agonizing a call. He looked over to Benyamine and they both smiled at each other. Finally, Matusow made a crying call. As Matusow probably suspected, Benyamine had the wheel as he showed his cards of 
. Matusow patted the table and told his neighbor about his hand.
and Jamison had raised the flop, bet the turn and then checked down the river to show 
for trip nines. He took down the pot to move to over 500,000 chips.
. Gray checked to Vaswani, who fired out a bet. Gray made the call.
and again Gray checked. Vaswani bet and Gray flat-called. and once again the action was check, bet, call. Vaswani was about to open his cards, but Gray flipped 
for a full house, which was good to scoop the entire pot, as Vaswani slammed his cards into the muck in disgust.