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John Duthie led out for 25,000 and Benjamin Sprenger made the call. The turn brought the 
and both players slowed action down by checking. The river was the 
and Duthie checked again. Sprenger bet 35,000 and Duthie called.
Jamin Stokes bet 55,000 and Alec Torelli raised to 192,000. Stokes called.
for a full house and took down the pot.Level: 2
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
Dustin "Neverwin" Woolf check-calls a 16,00 bet by Caro,
and both players check. and Woolf checks for a third time. Caro bets 35,000 and Woolf makes a large check raise to 120,000. 
for trip tens.
. On the flop, Wolpert check-called a bet of 37,000. On fourth, he did the same, this time calling 55,000 chips. On the river, Mathieu fired 85,000, and that was finally enough to get Wolpert out of the way.
Dustin Woolf checked and Mike Caro bet out 65,000. Woolf smooth called and they saw the fall on the river. 
. Woolf turned over 
for a flush to take down the pot. 
with 
for the nut flush draw. Woolf had 
.
on the turn for quads.
, and Smith checked. Chan put out 21,000, and his opponent called. hit fourth street. On fifth, the 
looked like a rag. Smith grabbed the betting lead, firing out 56,000. Chan weighed his options before making the call. He turned over , and Smith could only nod and send his cards into the muck.
. Pellegrino checked, and Timoshenko put out his bet of 16,000. Pellegrino then check-raised to 44,000, and Timoshenko moved all in. Timoshenko made the call to put his own tournament life in jeopardy.
on the turn was safe for the leading player, as was the repeat that hit the river. Improving to tens full of aces, Bryan Pellegrino has moved on to Day 3, taking care of the deceptively dangerous Yevgeniy Timoshenko.
Level: 3
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
