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Victor Ramdin raised to 1,050 on the button and found a caller in Steven Chidwick from the big blind.
The flop came down 
and both players checked.
The 
fell on the turn and Chidwick checked. Ramdin bet 1,500 and Chidwick raised it to 3,800. Ramdin folded and is sitting on 7,500, while Chidwick has 10,500.
The board read 
when we walked up to the table. Paul Wasicka bet 700 and a player from middle position made the call.
The 
came on the turn and Wasicka moved all in for 800 and was called by his opponent.
Wasicka showed 
and his opponent held 
.
The river brought the 
and Wasicka doubled up to 7,000.
One player at the table found the bet sizing in the hand to be hilarious, saying to Wasicka, "That should have gone a lot quicker. You should have bet 400 on the turn and 400 on the river."
In middle position, Seat 3 raised to 1,200 and was reraised to 5,500 by Allen Cunningham in the small blind. Seat 3, who had more chips than Cunningham, moved all in.
Cunningham, who had 5,100 behind, made the call and showed 
. Seat 3 was ahead with 
.
Things were looking grim for Cunningham when the flop came 
. In order to win he would need running tens. The turn was the . "A one in 800 shot," tablemate Andy Black exclaimed.
Anticipation surrounded the river card as the dealer burned and flipped the 
. Cunningham was eliminated from the hand and quickly made his exit from the Pavilion Room.
Phil "USCPhildo" Collins made it 1,100 to go from middle position and the player on the button called.
Flop: 
Collins bet 1,450 and the button raised it up to 3,000. Collins made the call and the two saw the turn.
Collins checked and the button shoved for about 8,000 and Collins made the call.
Collins tabled 
and his opponent showed .
The river was the 
and Collins increased his stack to 26,000 while his opponent hit the rail.
Level: 8
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Stevie Chidwick raised on the button and the player in the big blind made the calls. The flop came 
and the big blind checked. Chidwick bet 1,000 and the big bling moved all in.
Chidwick called for his last 6,000 and turned over . The big blind showed 
.
The turn card was the 
and the river 
. Chidwick doubled up to 15,000 on the hand.
The board read 
when we walked up to the table.
The big blind checked, leaving Shaun Deeb with a decision. Deeb opted to move all in for around 4,500. The player in the big blind would be at risk if he made the call.
The player in the big blind thought about it for a moment before releasing his hand.
Deeb told our reporter that he had king-ten and, "Came close to saying something to get him to call."
Deeb is up to 11,000.
Two familiar faces started the day at Table 22: "Miami" John Cernuto and Kathy Leibert. Both of them are still there, but they have been joined by some new faces as of late.
As tables broken, players are switched to different tables. Cernuto and Liebert have been joined by Cory Carroll, Andy Black, and Allen Cunningham. With half the table established pros, the action should be intense.
Seat 2- Carroll
Seat 3- Liebert
Seat 4- Cernuto
Seat 7- Black
Seat 9- Cunningham
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An under the gun player raised to 600 and was called by the player in Seat 4. When action got to Jason Somerville, he pushed all in for a total of 5,950.
The under the gun player quickly folded and Seat 4 contemplated making the call before folding. Somerville swiped some extra chips and increased his stack to 7,825.
