Erick Lindgren was all in on third street, his split tens up against Deeb's rolled-up jacks. Though both players rivered full houses, Deeb's was the higher of the two with jacks full of fours to Lindgren's nines full of tens, and E-Dog hit the rail.
Jon Turner was all in on fifth street against Frank Cremen. When Cremen made his flush on sixth, Turner's only hope was to catch a jack or a ten on the river to make a full house. He hit the case jack to double up to 200,000 while Cremen was left with 165,000.
After a raise and reraise on third, the action got intense on fourth street between Tony G and Vitaly Lunkin.
The action was capped on fourth as a big pot was developing. Lunkin fired on fifth, before Guoga led on sixth. On the river, Guoga fired again and Lunkin raised with Guoga making the call.
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Lunkin: ()
Lunkin had rolled up sixes and rivered quads as Guoga also held a big hand but only collected half for his low.
David Grey (X)(X) (X)
Patrik Antonius (X)(X) (X)
Gus Hansen (X)(X) (X)
We picked up this hand on fifth street, with David Grey already all in. Antonius bet out, Hansen raised, Antonius reraised, Hansen made it four bets and Antonius called. Hansen led on sixth street with his open pair of queens and Antonius flat-called. Hansen bet again on the river and Antonius called.
Hansen showed for a Broadway straight. Antonius mucked and Hansen won the side pot. For the main pot, Grey showed for a flush and survived the hand, though he was left with only 60,000 in chips.
Chris Ferguson (X)(X) (X)
Frank Cremen (X)(X) (X)
Jon Turner (X)(X) (X)
Chris Ferguson was all in on third street while Frank Cremen and Jon Turner continued betting on the side. Cremen led every street and Turned called him down.
Cremen showed for a 7-5-3-2-A low while Turner revealed (?) for aces up. They split the pot while Ferguson mucked and hit the rail.
Tony G opened for a raise and Scotty Nguyen called. Nguyen check-raised Tony G's bet on the flop and Tony G called. Nguyen bet the on the turn, Tony G making the call and they did the same on the river, which fell the .
Nguyen showed and raked in the pot, taking his stack up to 380,000.
It's been a good round of Hold'em for Kirill Rabtsov as he's just doubled up twice to get himself back into contention.
In the first hand Rabtsov took to war against Hasan Habib's with all the chips in preflop. Despite domination, Rabtsov made a straight when the board ran out .
A few moments later Rabtsov was all in again, but this time on the turn on the board of . Rabtsov had flopped two pair with his as Thor Hansen would need help with his . Help didn't arrive with the river and suddenly Rabtsov found himself back to 200,000 chips.
David Grey bet all in on fifth street and John Kabbaj made the call. Though Grey's split kings led, Kabbaj made a flush on sixth street to send him to the rail and increase his stack to 400,000.
Bill Chen completed on third street, Chau Giang raised and Chen called. Chen led out on fourth street when he made an open pair of eights and Giang called. Chen led again on fifth and Giang came alon. Chen then check-called bets on sixth and seventh streets.
Giang showed for kings up. Chen couldn't beat it with for a smaller two pair and four to a straight flush. Giang won the pot and is up to 240,000 while Chen is on 480,000.
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Ralph Perry led out with a bet from under the gun and John Kabbaj made the call on the button.
and Perry fired before Kabbaj raised. Perry called and then fired at the 
river. Kabbaj made the call.
for aces that ended with a small flush, but Kabbaj showed 
for a bigger flush to scoop.
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for kings up. Chen couldn't beat it with 
