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, and that's the start of another big pot. A player in middle position reraises all in himself with 
, and a couple seats over someone else calls his full stack with 
. Nicolas Levi is in late position, and he calls as well, showing down 
.
, and Levi's triple tens earn him a dandy of an early pot.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
. The Master checked, a player behind him bet 700, and Mark Seif shoved for 1,175. After a fold from the player in the cutoff, it comes back to Nguyen, and he moves all in himself. The other opponent calls, and the hands are turned up:
peels off, making Seif his nut flush and needing to dodge a repeat board card. Fifth street does blank off for him when it comes the 
. Mark Seif triples up with the main pot, and Men Nguyen takes the side pot with his set of sevens. 
failed to hold up against 
and . An eight on the flop sent Seif tumbling back down to 450 chips. 
and could not win the pot. He rebuys back up to 2,000 and will try it again.
his opponent called and turned 
and Ramdin mucked his hand and asked for a rebuy.
versus 
and 
. 
. The pocket eights hold up, and Dannenmann orders a double shot of rebuy chips. 
. Dannenmann flat calls a bet of 500 on the flop. It is checked to him on the turn, and he leads out with 1,500. His opponent check-raises him all in, and Dannenmann calls. He holds 
and doubles up against the of his table mate. After dragging that pot, Dannenmann is up to 14,000.
. His opponent had and the board came 
and Wahlroos' nines held up.
. The button folded, and the small blind made the call with 
. The board came out . Tran made a four-flush in clubs and took down the pot. . His opponent held two live cards, 
. The board came . Again, Tran's four-flush was the winner, and he raked in another large pot.
versus his opponent's 
. The flop contained an , and the turn was a , making the two pair. When the fourth card came, Tony Ma lamented, "I can't win one hand," as he ordered more chips.
. Moto moved all in for 3,400 and both opponents called. The turn and river were the and respectively. , and it was the winner. His opponents held and . When the win was assured, Moto jumped out of his chair and threw his arms up in the air, pumping his fists. With that win, he triples up to more than 10,000.
