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and was eventually looked up by the big blind's 
.
which helped neither, but Parker seemed to have caught a break with the 
turn. But another heart came on the river, the 
, to send him out and over to the offical desk with his ticket to collect his winnings.
on a 
board but running into 
.
against 
and Price paid the erm...cost of being unable to outdraw his opponent's bullets.Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
cracked by 
, the last of Michael Lopez' chips went in with 
against Rob Mason's 
but lost out on a 
board.
against , but a 
board later was enough to house Devlin up and send Fischer packing.
was checked down by all and won by the small blind who flipped 
.
having moved in blind.
against 
on a 
board, was all-in moments later. 
and was given a spin by the small blind's which held on a 
board. He was eliminated.
and it's checked to the original raiser, who moves all-in for 39,600. The midposition player, covering, moves all-in behind him. The hijack says, "Wow," and then folds. Then Andrew Cohen, the chip leader, in the big blind says, "That was my move," before folding 
face up. and the midposition shows 
for a bigger flush draw. The turn is the 
and the river is the . Cohen looks very disappointed with his fold after the hand.
