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Frank Kassela was in the small blind and dared raise Jameson Painter, who has been winning some big hands as of late. Painter called and the two saw a flop of 
. Kassela would lead off with a bet on the flop, getting called by Painter.
Kassela did not bet the turn's 
, but called Painter's bet, which he would do again when the river came 
.
Painter showed 
for top pair, while Kessela showed a miss draw with 
.
David Cairns got his last in on a 
flop with and was delighted to find he was ahead of Frank Kassela's 
. Furthermore Cairns stayed ahead down the 
turn and 
river to double to a still rather precarious 45,000.
Cairns stood with both arms raised in victory.
"It's the start to the bracelet comeback from the guy who has NO idea how to play the game," he declared. Then he sat back down, and play continued.
It looks like the man with the hat, David Plastik, was the unfortunate who busted right away from table #309. Either way, Plastik has melted away into the background of the Amazon Room.
Jim Geary raised from early position and was re-pooped Marco Traniello, who was sitting two seats to his left. Geary made the call and the flop was delivered 
.
Geary check-raised the flop, which put him all in. Traniello made the call, and they turned up their cards.
Geary: 
Traniello: 
Geary was visibly (and obviously) dissapointed when he saw Traniello's flopped set. He couldn't catch a runner-runner miracle when the turn and river came 
.
Andrew Kerstine was reduced to just 10,000 when he couldn't beat Hope Williams' 
for two pair at the end of a 
board.
And so it was that Kerstine found himself all in a hand or two later, and up against Terrence Chan and Adrian Dresel-Velasquez. By the time the 
2c} board had run out, Kerstine hadn't a hope - his 
were no good as Chan turned over 
which were in turn no good against Dresel-Velasquez' which had made a set.
Kerstine duly hit the rail.
Avi Mukherjee was the latest to fall victim to Terrence Chan's growing stack of chips. Mukherjee got the last of his chips in preflop and went to the flop with Chan.
Mukherjee: 
Chan: 
Mukherjee wasn't ahead for long. Chan hit two pair when the flop came 
. He'd get no help from the turn's 
.
We've taken the last break of the night. Play will resume in 20 minutes.
We don't know who did it, but one poker player has just made the lady at the Mexican food stand in the Poker Kitchen incredibly happy, by tipping her $100.
"I love you," she told him.
Whoever it was, we reckon there's a special place being saved for him in poker heaven.
Level: 17
Blinds: /
Ante:
Betting was capped preflop, but David Cairns and Adrian Dresel-Velasquez decided to get all the chips in the middle before we even saw a flop putting Cairns' tournament life at risk.
Cairns tabled 
and Dresel-Velasquez joined the race with 
. Cairns fell behind on a flop of 
and wasn't able to catch up with the 
on the turn or the on the river.
